Dr Leah Totton has revealed the treatment her celebrity clients are eager for this summer: BBL and Moxi laser therapy. The 2013 winner of The Apprentice and cosmetic doctor to the stars said the non-invasive laser is in huge demand, alongside the ongoing popularity of EmFace and salmon sperm treatments.
The Treatment Explained
Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, Dr Leah explained that BBL (Broadband Light) and Moxi is what her celebrity clients are desperate for. "It's like all of the celebs are having that at the minute. It's a type of laser," she said. "We've literally launching it [soon] because the demand from our celebrity clients for it, who typically live in America but spend some time in the UK."
BBL uses intense pulsed light to target unwanted brown pigment, freckles, age spots, and red areas like rosacea or broken capillaries. Moxi uses a non-ablative fractional laser to create tiny micro-coagulation zones, prompting the body to rid itself of damaged cells and build fresh collagen for a smoother surface. "It essentially gives you a glowing, flawless complexion. It's what all of the celebrities are having. All of our celebrity clients are anyway," she added.
EmFace Still a Favourite
While BBL and Moxi are the newest trend, EmFace remains popular among famous faces like Kim Kardashian, Rebel Wilson, and Kelly Osbourne. Dr Leah said: "The reason they like it is it gives instant results and there's no downtime. So it essentially stimulates the muscles of the face and improves lymph drainage so it sort of tones and tightens everything up, gives you a bit of sculpting and an immediate lift."
Her London clinics perform EmFace for many holiday-bound clients. "They'll do a course so you look really snatched and chiseled for holiday season or red carpet events," she said. "So any big event when it's BAFTAs time, things like that, you normally can do it literally an hour or two before they're going to be on a red carpet. It just gives an instant lift. If you do a full course, you can get that lift to last for around nine to 10 months."
Dr Leah emphasised the shift toward no-downtime treatments: "The lifestyle of most people who are living and working in the area I work these days is they really don't have time for any downtime and EmFace is a good option because it's instant and there's no downtime. You can literally go for lunch, brunch, or for an event immediately after. It's no recovery time."
