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ClearLift Laser Facial in Neenah, WI

Resurfacing, without the surface.

Works below the skin to stimulate collagen while leaving the top layer intact: no peeling and no visible downtime. Often booked over a lunch hour.

A laser handpiece with a blue tip being passed over a reclined client's cheek at Illumatox in Neenah

What it does

ClearLift Laser Facial at Illumatox.

ClearLift works below the surface. The energy passes through the outer layer and creates controlled micro-damage at depth, so collagen rebuilds without anything visible happening on top.

That is the whole appeal: there is no peeling, no redness worth mentioning and nothing anyone would notice, which is why it gets called the lunchtime laser.

ClearLift delivers its energy beneath the surface, so the collagen response happens without the outer layer being disrupted. Nothing flakes, nothing needs hiding.

That makes it the treatment for people who want gradual improvement in tone and fine lines but cannot take a week of visible recovery.

It is gentler than microneedling or a medium peel, and correspondingly more gradual. It works as a series.

A gloved provider treating the face with a laser handpiece at Illumatox in Neenah
No peeling, no downtime, and a course of three or four.

What it costs

$450, member $400

Face
$450 · member $400
Neck
$375 · member $325
Face + neck
$600 · member $550

All treatment pricing

Common questions

What people ask about ClearLift laser facial.

How much does ClearLift laser facial cost in Neenah?

ClearLift Laser Facial is $450, or $400 for members at our Neenah studio. Every price is published on our pricing page. Nothing is quote-on-request.

Is there really no downtime?

Genuinely none worth planning around. Mild warmth and slight flushing for an hour or so is the usual extent of it, and you can wear makeup the same day. The trade is that it works gradually across a series rather than delivering a dramatic single result.

How is it different from microneedling?

Both stimulate collagen, and they get there differently. Microneedling creates physical channels and involves visible recovery for a day or two; ClearLift does its work at depth without disturbing the surface. Microneedling is the stronger choice for scarring and texture; ClearLift is the better one if you cannot afford any downtime at all.

How many sessions?

Three to six, spaced two to four weeks apart, with the result building over the months after the course rather than appearing during it. It is sold as a course of three because one session does not produce a result worth charging for.

Is it worth it if I already have tox and filler?

It addresses something neither of them touches. Tox relaxes muscle and filler restores volume; neither improves the quality of the skin itself. If your lines are soft and your volume is right but the skin still looks tired, this is the gap it fills.

Is there really no downtime?

Some warmth and mild redness for an hour or two, and that is all. Because the top layer is left intact there is nothing to peel or hide, which is exactly why people book it on a workday.

How does it compare to microneedling?

Gentler, and more gradual. Microneedling produces a stronger collagen response and asks for a couple of days of recovery. ClearLift asks for none and gets there over more sessions.

What it treats

Where we reach for ClearLift laser facial.

Start with a conversation.

The consultation is $50 and comes straight back to you as credit toward treatment. Bring the thing you have been thinking about.