FAQs

Can Forever Young BBL really stop the clock on the appearance of aging skin?

How many treatments will I need?

Am I a good candidate for forever young BBL?

At what age should I start BBL treatments?

What will happen during the procedure?

How long will it take to recover?

What should I expect after the treatment?

What Aftercare plan do I need?

Can Forever Young BBL really stop the clock on the appearance of aging skin?

Yes! It was proven in a long-term clinical study. Patients received regular BBL treatments over the course of a decade. At the end of the study, doctors judged the patients to appear 11 years younger than their actual age. In other words, they looked younger than when the study began.

How many treatments will I need?

The number of treatments needed varies from patient to patient, and your clinician will personalize a plan based on the level of improvement you desire. Your clinician may also combine your treatment with other popular aesthetic procedures to optimize your results.

Remember that regular treatments—at least once a year—were proven to make patients look ten years younger than when they first started Forever Young BBL treatments.

Am I a good candidate for forever young BBL?

Your clinician can fine-tune Forever Young BBL for your skin type and for your ideal results. The long term effects have been proven in most skin types, male and female with few exceptions. Talk to your provider to see if this is the right treatment for you.

At what age should I start BBL treatments?

Forever Young BBL isn’t just a beauty treatment. It’s a preventive regimen—possibly the best investment anyone can make in his or her skin. Both men and women with almost any skin type can protect themselves against the sun and environmental damage that adds up over time. In fact, the best time to think about the effects of aging is before they appear. Since the ten- year study shows that regular Forever Young BBL treatments stop the skin’s appearance of aging… why wait?

What will happen during the procedure?

Your eyes will be protected with safety shields or glasses. Typically, there is no need for a topical anesthetic, however your clinician may choose to use one on more sensitive areas. You may feel a quick, warm sensation as the light is absorbed by the targeted areas. Your procedure may take a few minutes to half and hour, depending on the size of the area to be treated and the type of procedure performed.

How long will it take to recover?

This is a noninvasive and gentle procedure with virtually no downtime. In most cases, you are able to apply makeup, return to work and resume most of your activities immediately.

What should I expect after the treatment?

You may experience some redness that should resolve within a few hours. For some pigmented lesions, you will see a darkening of the treated area followed by fading and flaking off at a later stage. Your treated skin will feel smoother, pores will be less noticeable, and sunspots or uneven pigmentation will fade. Results depend on your condition, the number of treatments, and the area treated. Your clinician will provide you with complete information about the post treatment care and results.

What Aftercare plan do I need?

It is important to follow your clinician’s treatment plan. You may be given skin care products and instructions on how to use them. You will be sensitve to ultraviolet light and you must avoid direct sun exposure until completely healed. Fully cover your treated skin or use a good sunscreen whenever you go outdoors.

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