Lift
A more sculpted, defined look through the cheeks and jawline.
The visible goal
One simple at-home ritual, built around the three things women actually want to see in the mirror.
A more sculpted, defined look through the cheeks and jawline.
Supports smoother, firmer-looking skin with consistent use.
Helps revive the look of dull, tired skin for a refreshed appearance.
The four modes
There are four buttons on the handle. Here is what happens under your skin when you press each one.

Firm + smooth
Gentle warmth reaches the fibrous layer beneath the surface — where firmness actually lives, and where loose collagen is drawn tighter.

Lift + tone
A gentle current engages the facial muscles that hold your jawline in place. This is the layer no cream or serum can reach.

Brighten + renew
Light works where tone and clarity live — in the outermost layers — supporting a more even-looking complexion over time.

Massage + absorb
Fine massage works your serum down into the skin instead of leaving it sitting on the surface doing nothing.
Used together, in one ten-minute session — which is the part a single-function device can't do.
Easy enough to keep doing
No appointments. No complicated setup. Use it while winding down at night or getting ready in the morning.
Start with clean skin and apply a water-based conductive gel.
Move the device slowly upward across the jawline, cheeks and forehead.
Spend extra time on the areas where you want a more lifted, defined look.
3–4 times a week. Consistency matters far more than intensity.
A smarter way to stay consistent
Bring the ritual home and use it on your schedule.
| Experience | KlearSkin | Clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Use at home | Yes | No |
| Fits your schedule | Anytime | Appointment |
| Multiple technologies | 4-in-1 | Varies |
| Ongoing appointment cost | None | Per visit |
| Consistency | Easy to repeat | Travel required |
Use it consistently at home. If your skin doesn't look firmer, send it back — we refund you and cover the return shipping.
Why a multi-technology device beats single-function gadgets.