How it works

Exion Clear uses AI-guided radiofrequency to gently reach the deeper layers of skin where stubborn pigmentation often sits — something topical treatments alone can't fully address — while also stimulating collagen and elastin production for healthier, more even-toned skin overall.

What it may support

Hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and uneven skin tone. Because it's radiofrequency-based rather than a traditional laser, it's also a safe option for a wider range of skin tones, including deeper skin tones that aren't always good candidates for laser treatment.

What to expect

A series of 3–4 sessions is generally recommended, spaced 2–4 weeks apart depending on your skin's healing response. Most patients describe treatment as comfortable, with only mild warmth during the session. Some redness and swelling are common in the first 24 hours.

Who it's for

Anyone looking to even out skin tone and reduce pigmentation without the downtime of ablative laser resurfacing. Because Exion Clear is often combined with other treatments like Botox, filler, or Exion RF Microneedling, your provider will confirm the right order and timing for your full plan — for example, Botox and filler should be completed at least 3 months before Exion Clear, and Exion RF Microneedling needs 2–4 weeks of healing before a Clear RF session.