Sciton Joule X Laser Treatments
Your most advanced solution for clearer, brighter, smoother, younger-looking skin.
At LKN Fountain of Youth, we offer the industry’s most powerful and transformative laser and light platform: the Sciton Joule X™, featuring BBL® BroadBand Light, HALO® Hybrid Fractional Laser, and all advanced BBL modalities. These treatments are clinically proven to reverse sun damage, clear acne, smooth texture, and stimulate long-term collagen.
Our Sciton Joule X Treatments
HALO® — Hybrid Fractional Laser
HALO is the world’s first hybrid fractional laser, combining ablative and non-ablative wavelengths for dramatic renewal with significantly less downtime than traditional lasers.
HALO improves:
Results: a brighter, tighter, smoother complexion with continued collagen remodeling for months.
BBL® Forever Young™
Forever Young BBL is Sciton’s signature anti-aging photorejuvenation treatment. Clinically shown to change the expression of aging genes, this treatment improves skin at the molecular level.
Treats:
Results: Brighter, more even, youthful-looking skin. Perfect for long-term skin maintenance and age prevention.
BBL® Forever Clear™
Forever Clear BBL uses blue, yellow, and infrared light to kill acne-causing bacteria, reduce inflammation, and promote rapid skin healing.
Treats:
Results: Clearer, calmer skin with reduced breakouts—and it’s safe for teens and adults.
BBL® Forever Bare™
Forever Bare BBL delivers gentle, even heating for reduced treatment time and greater comfort than traditional laser hair removal.
Treats:
Results: Smoother skin with long-lasting hair reduction—and fewer ingrowns.
SkinTyte™
SkinTyte uses infrared light to deeply heat the dermis and stimulate collagen, tightening the skin with no downtime.
Treats:
Results: Gradual tightening for smoother, firmer, more lifted skin.
Why Clients Love Sciton Joule X Treatments
Sciton Joule X Treatments FAQs
Which treatment do I need?
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Forever Young: pigmentation, redness, aging
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Forever Clear: acne
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Forever Bare: hair removal
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SkinTyte: skin laxity
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HALO: texture, pores, scars, deeper sun damage
Your provider will customize a plan based on your goals.
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How many treatments will I need?
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Forever Young BBL: 3–4 sessions, then maintenance
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Forever Clear BBL: weekly or biweekly series
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Forever Bare: 6–8 sessions
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SkinTyte: series of 4–6
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HALO: 1–2 treatments
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Is there downtime?
- Forever Young BBL: 3–5 days of social downtime
- Forever Clear BBL: minimal to none
- Forever Bare: none
- SkinTyte: none
- HALO: 7 days of social downtime
When will I see results?
- Forever Young BBL: Within 7–14 days
- Forever Clear BBL: More clear with each treatment
- SkinTyte: Gradual tightening over 6–12 weeks
- HALO: Glow within a week, collagen building for months
Pre- and Post-Procedure Instructions
Pre-Procedure Instructions
Goal: Prepare the skin and body to optimize results, reduce risks such as hyper- or hypopigmentation, burns, or delayed healing.
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Sun & Tanning
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Avoid direct sun-exposure (including tanning beds/spray tans) for 2-4 weeks prior to treatment.
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Wear broad-spectrum sunscreen daily (SPF 30+ or higher) leading up to your appointment.
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Topical Products & Treatments
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Discontinue use of retinoids (Retin-A, tretinoin), strong exfoliants (glycolic acid, AHA/BHA), and other “active” skincare ingredients 1 week or more prior.
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Avoid recent chemical peels, micro-needling, or other aggressive treatments on the area to be treated.
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If you have a history of cold sores (herpes simplex) in/around the area, notify your provider — antiviral prophylaxis may be advised.
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Medications & Supplements
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If medically safe, stop or reduce blood-thinners (aspirin, NSAIDs), fish oil, vitamin E, ginkgo, etc., as they may increase bruising or risk.
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Disclose any medications (especially photosensitizing ones like doxycycline, minocycline) or medical conditions to your provider.
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On the Day of Procedure
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Arrive with clean skin: no makeup, lotions, oils, or sunscreen on the treatment area.
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Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the treatment zone.
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Maintain hydration and avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before treatment.
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Post-Procedure Instructions
Goal: Promote safe healing, protect skin from complications, and support optimal aesthetic outcome.
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Immediately After Treatment
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Expect mild redness, warmth, a sunburn-like sensation, possible swelling or pinpoint dark spots/crusting depending on depth.
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Use cool compresses (for 10-15 minutes at a time) during the first 24 hours to reduce swelling/heating.
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Avoid applying makeup, self-tanners, heavy creams, or exfoliants until your provider gives the go-ahead.
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First 24-72 Hours
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Avoid strenuous exercise, hot showers/baths, saunas, steam rooms, intense sweating or heat exposure.
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Cleanse gently with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser and lukewarm water; pat dry. Do not scrub or use a washcloth that irritates the skin.
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Avoid picking, peeling, or scratching treated skin. Let crusts/exfoliation occur naturally.
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Ongoing Post-Treatment Care (up to ~1-4 weeks depending on treatment depth)
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Use a broad-spectrum mineral-based sunscreen (zinc oxide/titanium dioxide) daily and wear protective clothing/hats when outdoors.
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Avoid tanning, tanning beds or heavy sun exposure until your provider confirms it’s safe.
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Resume active skincare ingredients (retinoids, acids) only when cleared by your practitioner — typically after the skin barrier has restored.
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Monitor for signs of prolonged redness, worsening pigment changes, blistering, or infection — contact your provider if concerned.
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What to Expect & Follow-Up
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Your skin may flake, peel or look patchy in the days following treatment — this is a normal part of the regeneration/healing process.
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Results often continue to improve over weeks as collagen remodels and pigmentation normalizes.
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Schedule and attend any recommended follow-up visits for assessment and next steps.
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When to Contact Your Provider Immediately
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Persistent or worsening pain, swelling, warmth, or discharge at the treated site
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Blistering, open sores, or skin breakdown
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Sudden changes in vision (if treatment near eye area) or any unusual neurologic symptoms
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Suspected infection (fever, spreading redness) or abnormal pigment changes
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