Hyperpigmentation & Sun Damage
Years of Texas sun leave brown spots, freckling and patchy tone. MOXI targets that excess pigment so skin reads clearer and more even.
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At Chic Derm & Aesthetics, we aim to provide a holistic skin care strategy for your medical and aesthetic dermatological needs.
Allen & Frisco, TX · Collin County
MOXI® Laser in Allen, TX — clear, even, glowing skin
A gentle, non-ablative laser that clears hyperpigmentation, melasma and sun damage while refining texture and the look of enlarged pores — with far less downtime than traditional resurfacing. Physician-supervised, and appropriate for a wide range of skin tones.
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Gentle Laser Resurfacing
What Is MOXI Laser?
MOXI® is a non-ablative 1927 nm fractional laser by Sciton that resurfaces skin gently — clearing unwanted pigment and refreshing tone and texture without the extended downtime of an ablative laser. It delivers microscopic columns of energy into the skin, prompting your body to shed treated pigment and rebuild fresh, more even tissue over the following days.
The appeal is the trade-off: meaningful improvement in pigment and texture, but you're presentable in days rather than weeks. That makes MOXI a practical option for people who can't disappear for a two-week recovery — and a common starting point for patients new to laser treatment.
At Chic Derm & Aesthetics in Allen, MOXI is performed by Faseeha Raza, PA-C, a board-certified Physician Associate, under the supervision of Dr. Muhammad Raza, MD.
- Targets pigment directlyBuilt for sun damage, melasma and uneven tone — not just surface polish.
- Suitable across skin tonesA gentler option for deeper skin types that many aggressive lasers can't safely treat.
- Minimal downtimeFlushed for a day or two, then a few days of fine flaking — not weeks of hiding.
- Physician-supervisedEvery laser plan is reviewed for your skin type, history and medications first.
Concerns We Treat
What MOXI Laser Treats
MOXI is most often chosen for pigment and texture — the concerns that make skin look tired, blotchy or rough even when everything else is in good shape.
Melasma
Melasma is stubborn and prone to rebound, so it needs a careful, conservative approach. MOXI can be part of a managed plan — paired with sun protection and topical care.
Texture & Enlarged Pores
If your skin feels rough or your pores look more prominent than they used to, MOXI resurfaces the top layers to smooth texture and refine how pores appear.
Dullness & Uneven Tone
For skin that simply looks flat or tired, MOXI clears away built-up surface damage to restore brightness and a more even canvas.
Early Fine Lines
MOXI softens the earliest textural lines and supports overall skin quality — often chosen alongside injectables rather than instead of them.
Prevention & Maintenance
Many patients in their 20s and 30s use MOXI proactively — staying ahead of sun damage rather than correcting it years later.
MOXI treats the face, and can also be used on the neck, décolletage and hands. Individual results vary. Candidacy, expected outcomes and the number of sessions are determined at your consultation.
Choosing Between Them
MOXI vs. Microneedling
They're often compared, but they solve different problems. MOXI is a laser that goes after pigment and surface texture; microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate collagen.
MOXI LaserMicroneedling
How it worksFractional laser energy clears pigment & resurfacesMicro-injuries trigger collagen production
Best forSun damage, melasma, dullness, tone & textureAcne scarring, fine lines, firmness
Primary targetPigment & surface qualityCollagen & remodeling
Typical downtimeFlushing, then fine flaking for a few daysRedness for ~24–48 hours
SeriesOften 3–4 sessions, then maintenanceOften 3–6 sessions
Many patients do best with both — MOXI for tone and pigment, microneedling for collagen and scarring. We map the sequence so they complement rather than overload your skin. Read more: MOXI + microneedling: the perfect duo →
What to Expect
Your MOXI Treatment, Step by Step
Straightforward, well-tolerated, and built around a realistic recovery you can actually plan for.
Consultation
We review your skin type, pigment history, medications and goals, and confirm MOXI is the right tool — or recommend a better one.
Numbing
Topical numbing is applied and left to take effect so the treatment stays comfortable.
Treatment
The handpiece passes over the treatment area. Most patients describe a warm, prickling sensation.
Days 1–2
Skin looks flushed and feels warm, similar to a sunburn. Gentle skincare and diligent sun protection.
Days 3–5
A fine sandpaper texture develops and light flaking begins as treated pigment sheds. Don't pick — let it run its course.
Results & Series
Skin looks brighter and more even over the following weeks. A series of 3–4 sessions is commonly recommended, then maintenance.
Timelines are typical ranges, not guarantees — recovery and results vary by skin type, the settings used and the concern being treated. Your provider gives you personalized pre- and post-care instructions.
Pricing
What Does MOXI Cost in Allen, TX?
MOXI is priced per treatment, and because a series is usually recommended, packages are commonly the better value. You'll have clear pricing before anything begins.
Per Treatment
Priced by the areas treated — face alone, or face with neck, décolletage or hands.
Series Packages
Since most plans call for 3–4 sessions, package pricing typically lowers your per-treatment cost. See the price menu →
Memberships & Financing
This is general information, not a quote. Call 469-466-2727 for current pricing.
Meet Your Provider
Who Performs Your MOXI Treatment
Laser treatments here are performed by a board-certified Physician Associate under the direction of Dr. Muhammad Raza, MD.
Faseeha Raza, PA-C
Board-Certified Physician AssociateLaser & Pigment CorrectionCosmetic DermatologyChair, SDPA Distance CME
Faseeha Raza is a board-certified and licensed Physician Associate practicing Dermatology and Facial Aesthetics. Her approach to laser is conservative and skin-type-aware — settings matched to your skin rather than a one-size protocol. She serves as Chair of the SDPA Distance CME Committee.
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Muhammad Raza, MD
Medical DirectorBoard-Certified PhysicianPracticing Since 2002
Dr. Muhammad Raza is an Internal Medicine, Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine board-certified physician practicing since 2002. As Medical Director, he establishes and oversees the clinical protocols and safety standards behind every laser and aesthetic treatment.
More about our team →Medically reviewed by Dr. Muhammad Raza, MD · Last reviewed August 2026. This page is general education, not medical advice. Laser treatment requires evaluation by a licensed provider; candidacy, results and recovery vary by individual.
Locations & Service Area
MOXI Laser Near Allen & Frisco
Our Allen clinic sits just off Highway 75 on West Exchange Parkway — a short drive from Frisco, Plano, McKinney and the rest of Collin County.
Allen, TX75002 · 75013 · Our clinic
Frisco, TXStonebriar · The Star
Plano, TXWest Plano · Legacy West
McKinney, TXStonebridge · Adriatica
Wylie, TXLavon Lake area
Parker, TXSouthfork & surrounds
Fairview, TXHeritage Ranch
Richardson, TXNortheast Dallas border
Coming from Frisco? MOXI vs. traditional laser treatments → · From Parker? What results to expect →
Testimonials
Rated 4.9★ by Collin County Patients
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"I have been a client for the past few months now and Faseeha is truly gifted. I've never had an aesthetician that made me feel so cared for…"
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"My results were amazing. She educated me throughout the process and made me feel comfortable every step of the way…"
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What does MOXI laser treat?
MOXI is a gentle, non-ablative fractional laser used to improve hyperpigmentation, melasma, sun damage, uneven tone, rough texture, the appearance of enlarged pores, dullness and early signs of aging — for patients who want visible resurfacing without the downtime of an ablative laser.
Is MOXI safe for all skin tones?
MOXI is designed to be appropriate across a wide range of skin tones, including deeper skin types that often aren't good candidates for more aggressive lasers. Pigment-related risk still varies by individual, so your provider evaluates your skin type, history and medications before recommending treatment.
How many MOXI treatments will I need?
Many patients start with a series of three to four treatments spaced several weeks apart, then maintain with periodic sessions. The right number depends on how much pigment or texture change you're treating and your goals.
What is the downtime after MOXI?
Minimal compared with ablative lasers. Skin usually looks flushed and feels warm for a day or two, then develops a fine sandpaper texture with light flaking for a few days as treated pigment sheds. Most patients resume normal activities right away.
Does MOXI hurt?
Most patients find it very tolerable — typically a warm, prickling sensation. Topical numbing is applied beforehand, and treatment usually takes about 15 to 30 minutes depending on the area.
How much does MOXI cost in Allen, TX?
MOXI is priced per treatment, and packages are common since a series is usually recommended. Pricing depends on the areas treated. We give you clear pricing at your consultation, plus membership savings and CareCredit & Cherry financing. Call 469-466-2727.
MOXI vs. microneedling — which is right for me?
MOXI is a laser that primarily targets pigment, tone and surface texture — strong for sun damage, melasma and dullness. Microneedling stimulates collagen — strong for acne scarring, fine lines and firmness. They're frequently combined; see MOXI + microneedling.
Can I get MOXI in the summer?
MOXI is often described as a year-round laser because it's non-ablative and gentler than many resurfacing options. That said, diligent sun protection before and after is essential for any laser targeting pigment, and your provider will give you specific pre- and post-care instructions.
Where can I get MOXI near Frisco or Allen?
Chic Derm & Aesthetics offers MOXI at 1312 W Exchange Pkwy, Suite 2130, Allen, TX 75013 — just off Highway 75, a short drive from Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Wylie, Parker and Fairview.
Clearer Skin, Less Downtime
Ready to clear the pigment and even your tone?
Book a complimentary MOXI consultation in Allen and we'll assess your skin, confirm you're a candidate, and build a plan — with honest expectations about results and recovery.
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Find Us in Allen, TX
On West Exchange Parkway, minutes from Highway 75 — convenient from Frisco, Plano, McKinney and across Collin County.
Hours of Operation
Monday10 AM – 2 PM
Tuesday10 AM – 2 PM, 4 – 7 PM
Wednesday10 AM – 2 PM, 4 – 7 PM
Thursday10 AM – 2 PM
Friday10 AM – 2 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
1312 W Exchange Pkwy, Suite 2130Allen, TX 75013 · Collin County
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