Skin Rejuvenation
It is said that “the RNA expression of aging skin treated with Forever Young BBL™ more closely resemble[d] that of young, untreated skin.” The Stanford University study results showed that the gene expression of older, damaged skin cells changes and will more closely resemble the genes expressed in younger skin cells. This means that over time the skin actually looks much younger, not older! In fact, physicians determined that patients treated with Forever Young BBL™ over a period of nine years appeared not to have aged, and actually looked ten years younger than their actual age.
Evidence also shows that regular maintenance Forever Young BBL™ treatments functionally rejuvenate the skin and delay skin aging.
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BBL
Dr. Quenby Erickson talks about BBL and Halo laser treatments! The clip from our feature on Chicago Comcast channel 392 Healthy living with Andrea Metcalf! Aired on at 6pm on Friday 7/8/16 and 9am on Saturday 7/9/16.
Who is it good for?
What should I expect?
For optimal results, treatments are usually are spaced several weeks apart, producing gradual but noticeable results. Maintenance can consist of 2-4 yearly treatments, but many patients opt for more frequent treatments.
According to Dr. Patrick Bitter, who has performed over 7,000 BBL treatments, “The patients I have treated over the years have aged chronologically; however, their treated skin visibly has not, in respect to their untreated skin, and continues to improve in appearance with continued treatments. I can appreciate a significant and stark contrast between treated and untreated skin areas in the same patient, and it appears that the more often the skin is treated, the younger it looks,”
Dr. Bitter also says, “Patients who maintain a regular regimen of BBL treatments annually can reduce and delay the long term signs of skin aging in a way that looks very natural.”