A no-downtime laser treatment that rebuilds collagen beneath the surface.

ClearLift, on the Alma Harmony XL Pro, is a non-ablative laser — it delivers energy below the skin's surface to stimulate collagen and elastin without wounding the top layer. That means it softens fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, and enlarged pores with essentially no downtime. It's gentle enough for delicate areas like the eyes and mouth. It is a skin-tightening and collagen-stimulating treatment, not a surgical lift, and it does not reposition tissue the way a facelift does.
ClearLift feels like light, warm pulses with no peeling afterward — you return to normal right away, makeup included. Because it's non-ablative, it works best in a series of up to six, spaced about four to six weeks apart, with results building gradually as collagen rebuilds.
From $250. Single Facial Area $250 (series of 6, $1,350) · Full Face $400 (series of 6 $2,200; series of 3 $1,100) · Face + Neck $500 · Eyes $200 · Mouth $250 · Neck Lines $350 · Scar (small/large) $150/$250 · Spot $100.
ClearLift is the no-downtime choice for maintenance and delicate areas. For deeper wrinkles, more stubborn scars, and significant sun damage, Erbium YAG resurfaces more dramatically with some recovery. We'll recommend the right depth — or both over time — at your consultation.
Essentially none. Skin may be slightly warm or pink briefly, then you're back to normal — makeup included.
ClearLift is comfortable — most people feel warm pulses, not sharp pain.
It works best in a series of up to six, spaced about four to six weeks apart, with results building over the series.
Yes — it softens mild scarring and refines texture. Deeper or pitted scars may respond better to Erbium YAG or Morpheus8, which we can discuss.
ClearLift is gentler with no downtime; Erbium YAG is deeper with some recovery and bigger results for stubborn concerns. We'll match the right one to you.
As a non-ablative laser, ClearLift is generally a safer option across skin tones than ablative resurfacing. We confirm candidacy before treating.