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EVERESSE + COOLPEEL

Radiant Lift in Ocala, FL

Radiant Lift is GLO's combination treatment: Everesse radiofrequency tightens and lifts from deep in the skin, then a CoolPeel CO2 laser refreshes the surface, all in one visit. It suits loosening skin plus dull tone, fine lines or texture on the face and neck, upper arms or abdomen. Visits take 70–120 minutes, with 24–72 hours of redness.

Updated · Treatments performed by licensed providers under the direction of our Florida-licensed Medical Director

Representative portrait for Radiant Lift at GLO Aesthetics in Ocala
70–120 min DURATION
1–3 days DOWNTIME
Build over ~6 months RESULTS LAST

What does Radiant Lift treat?

Radiant Lift treats loosening skin and surface concerns together: a softening jawline and neck, crepey upper arms or abdomen, plus dullness, fine lines, sun damage and rough texture.

Mild-to-Moderate Laxity

A firmer, lifted look.

Jawline & Neck Contour

Sharper definition.

Tone & Texture

Smoother, brighter skin on the surface.

Upper Arms & Abdomen

Firmer, smoother body skin.

How does Radiant Lift work?

Radiant Lift combines two technologies in one visit. First, Everesse delivers monopolar radiofrequency (RF) energy with continuous cooling to heat the deeper layers of your skin, tightening existing collagen and prompting new collagen to form. Then a CoolPeel treatment on the Tetra Pro CO2 laser resurfaces the very top layer to improve tone, fine lines and texture with far less downtime than traditional CO2. One works from within, the other on the surface.

The Everesse monopolar radiofrequency system by Classys in a GLO treatment room in Ocala
Radiant Lift starts on our Everesse system; the CoolPeel follows on the Tetra Pro CO2 laser.

Is Radiant Lift right for me?

A good fit if…

  • You have mild-to-moderate loosening on your face, jawline, neck, upper arms or abdomen
  • You'd also like smoother texture, softer fine lines or a brighter, more even tone
  • You'd like the benefits of two treatments in a single visit
  • You can plan for 1–3 days of redness while your skin heals

Talk to us first if…

  • You have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device
  • You're pregnant or breastfeeding, or have significant metal implants in the treatment area
  • You have an active cold sore, skin infection or open wound in the treatment area, or you've recently taken isotretinoin (Accutane)
  • You only want tightening with no downtime — Everesse skin tightening on its own may be the better fit

What happens during a Radiant Lift appointment?

A Radiant Lift visit takes 70–120 minutes, depending on the area. Everesse comes first, with continuous cooling to keep you comfortable. Then we apply numbing cream before the quick CoolPeel laser passes. Expect redness, like a mild sunburn, for 24–72 hours.

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Consultation
We confirm Radiant Lift suits your skin and treatment area.
02
Everesse, Then CoolPeel
RF tightening first, then quick CO2 laser passes.
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Short Healing Time
Redness fades in 24–72 hours, revealing smoother skin.
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Continued Improvement
Collagen keeps building for about 6 months.
INVESTMENT

How much does Radiant Lift cost in Ocala?

Starting at $1,050

Upper arms $1,050 · abdomen $1,250 · full face and neck $2,525. Radiant Lift is booked by phone: call 352-559-8034, or start with a laser consultation.

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Woman tilting her chin up in golden light
Real glow, real life

Lifted, never overdone

Does your face look more tired than you feel? Radiant Lift firms from within and refreshes the surface, so the rested version of you shows up.

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Radiant Lift FAQs

What technology does Radiant Lift use?

Radiant Lift combines two technologies: Everesse monopolar radiofrequency to tighten the deeper layers of skin, and a CoolPeel treatment on the Tetra Pro CO2 laser to resurface the top layer.

How is Radiant Lift different from Everesse?

Everesse on its own tightens skin with no downtime. Radiant Lift adds a CoolPeel CO2 laser in the same visit, so you also treat tone, fine lines and texture, with 24–72 hours of redness. We'll help you choose at your consultation.

Is there any downtime after Radiant Lift?

Plan for 24–72 hours of redness, like a mild sunburn, from the CoolPeel. Most people go back to normal activities right away; wear sunscreen daily while your skin heals.

Does Radiant Lift hurt?

Everesse feels like deep warmth, with continuous cooling to keep you comfortable. We apply numbing cream before the CoolPeel, and most people feel only warmth and a light prickling. Your skin may feel warm for a few hours afterward.

How many Radiant Lift sessions do I need?

It depends on your skin and goals. Your provider will recommend a plan at your consultation. Collagen from the Everesse portion keeps building for about 6 months.

How long do Radiant Lift results last?

You'll see some tightening right away and smoother, brighter skin once the redness fades. Collagen keeps building for about 6 months. How long results last depends on your age, skin and lifestyle, since your skin keeps aging. Results vary.

Treatments that pair well with Radiant Lift

Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. All aesthetic, injectable, laser, and energy-based treatments at GLO Aesthetics + Wellness Lounge are performed under the direction of our Florida-licensed Medical Director by appropriately licensed and supervised providers, in accordance with Florida Board of Medicine requirements for medical spas. Hormone, peptide, and medical weight-loss services require a clinical evaluation and are prescribed only when appropriate; some compounded or off-label therapies discussed on this site have not been independently evaluated by the FDA for that specific use, as noted on the relevant treatment page. Photography on this site is representative/AI-generated for illustrative purposes and does not depict actual GLO clients or guaranteed outcomes unless otherwise stated. This website is provided for general informational purposes only and is not a substitute for a one-on-one consultation, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed provider.