Looking to refresh your look and turn back the hands of time? Consider Clear + Brilliant laser treatments. Clear + Brilliant is a gentle fractional laser that resurfaces the skin’s outer layer and prompts new collagen, smoothing texture and evening out tone with little downtime.
Book a ConsultationWhat Does Clear + Brilliant Treat?
Clear + Brilliant handles a range of early and everyday skin concerns. It’s one of the best treatment options if you want to refresh and maintain your skin rather than correct deeper, more advanced concerns.
- Dull, tired-looking skin that’s lost its glow
- Uneven tone and early discoloration
- Fine lines and the first signs of texture change
- Enlarged or visible pores
- Early sun damage and surface pigmentation
Key Takeaways
- Best for refreshing and maintaining skin, not correcting deeper changes.
- Targets dullness, uneven tone, fine lines, pores, and early sun damage.
- Works well as maintenance between more intensive treatments.
What to Expect During and After Treatment
A Clear + Brilliant session is quick. Most appointments run about 30 to 45 minutes, including time for a numbing cream to take effect first. During treatment, most clients feel a mild warming or prickling as the laser passes over the skin.
After your Clear + Brilliant laser treatment, your skin may look a little flushed, similar to light sun exposure, and may feel warm for a few hours. That usually fades within a day. Results build gradually as skin looks brighter and feels smoother over the following days and weeks.
Key Takeaways
- Appointments usually run about 30 to 45 minutes.
- Expect mild flushing and warmth that typically fades within a day.
- A series delivers the fullest outcome.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Clear + Brilliant?
Clear + Brilliant suits a wide range of people. You’re likely a strong candidate if you are noticing early signs of aging, want a low-downtime way to improve tone and texture, are maintaining results from other treatments, or want a laser treatment that can be appropriate for many skin tones.
“One of the reasons Clear + Brilliant is so popular with our clients is because it’s safe and effective across all skin tones and types.”
Netu Kaur, NP, BodyLase injector and treatment provider
Questions? Connect with us today to learn more and walk through the first steps of the Clear + Brilliant consultation process.
How Many Treatments Does Clear + Brilliant Require?
Most clients see noticeable improvement after a series of 4 treatments. A single session can leave skin looking refreshed, but a series delivers fuller, longer-lasting improvement, especially for concerns like hyperpigmentation and texture.
Key Takeaways
- A series of 4 treatments is the typical recommendation.
- One session refreshes; a series delivers fuller improvement.
- Your provider tailors the schedule to your skin and goals.
Clear + Brilliant Before & After Gallery
See real examples of the smoother, brighter-looking skin Clear + Brilliant can help support over a recommended treatment series.
Book Raleigh Clear + Brilliant Treatments at BodyLase
Clear + Brilliant is available across BodyLase Triangle locations and is performed by highly trained, licensed medical aestheticians. A consultation is the easiest way to get a clear answer and a plan built around your skin.
Book a ConsultationFrequently Asked Questions
Is Clear + Brilliant safe for darker skin tones?
Yes. It is designed as a gentle resurfacing treatment and can be appropriate for a wide range of skin tones.
How is Clear + Brilliant different from Fraxel laser?
Clear + Brilliant is the gentler option, offering gradual improvement with minimal downtime, while Fraxel is a deeper resurfacing treatment with more recovery.
Is there downtime after Clear + Brilliant?
Downtime is minimal. Most clients experience mild redness and warmth for a few hours up to about a day.
How soon will I see results from Clear + Brilliant laser?
Skin often looks brighter and feels smoother within a few days. Results continue building over the following weeks.
Can I combine Clear + Brilliant with other treatments?
Often, yes. Your provider will recommend the right combination and timing during your consultation.