BBL & Moxi Laser Therapy

Tribeca MedSpa is recognised by device manufacturer Sciton as the number-one Moxi and BBL provider in New York City. Moxi is a non-ablative 1927 nm fractional laser delivering gentle skin rejuvenation with minimal downtime, improving overall skin tone, texture, and early sun damage. BBL (BroadBand Light) is a broadband IPL platform using intense pulsed light to address pigmentation, vascular lesions, redness, and rosacea. The clinic also offers Fraxel laser resurfacing and Laser Genesis for deeper resurfacing and skin quality. Treatments are delivered by clinicians trained on Sciton platforms, in a supervised setting led by a board-certified dermatologist.

Tribeca MedSpa NYC holds the distinction of being named the top Moxi and BBL provider in New York City by Sciton, the manufacturer of both devices — a recognition based on treatment volume and clinical outcomes. The clinic's energy-based laser and light programme centres on the Sciton Moxi and BroadBand Light (BBL) platforms, with additional Fraxel and Laser Genesis capabilities. Moxi is a non-ablative 1927 nm thulium fractional laser designed as a gentle yet effective skin rejuvenation treatment with short recovery. The 1927 nm wavelength targets water in the epidermis and superficial dermis, creating microscopic zones of controlled injury (MZIs) that stimulate collagen synthesis and accelerate epidermal turnover. Moxi is particularly effective for early sun damage correction, lentigines, diffuse skin dullness, uneven texture, and early fine lines. Because the fractional delivery spares the tissue between MZIs, the healing process is rapid — typically two to five days of mild peeling and redness — making Moxi a popular 'prejuvenation' treatment for younger patients and a maintenance protocol for those who have completed more intensive resurfacing. BBL (BroadBand Light) at Tribeca MedSpa uses the Sciton BBL platform, which delivers intense pulsed light across a broad spectrum of wavelengths with interchangeable cutoff filters to target specific chromophores. The 560 nm to 590 nm filters target melanin in superficial pigmented lesions including solar lentigines, café-au-lait spots, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The 590 nm and longer filters target oxyhaemoglobin in vascular targets including telangiectasia, port wine stain, diffuse facial redness, and the erythema of rosacea. A dedicated 'BBL HERO' protocol uses a higher-fluence, faster-delivery system for efficient full-face treatment. Research on the BBL 'HERO Forever Young' protocol has demonstrated that regular BBL treatment over years correlates with measurable reversal of ageing at the gene-expression level in skin biopsies. At Tribeca MedSpa in Lower Manhattan, laser and BBL sessions are planned and supervised by Dr. Georgina Ferzli, the clinic's board-certified dermatologist, ensuring appropriate device selection, fluence, and skin-type accommodation for New York City's diverse patient population. Clients from across Manhattan — SoHo, the Financial District, Tribeca, the West Village, and beyond — as well as commuters from Brooklyn and New Jersey access the clinic for Sciton-platform treatments.