The first step includes the "SmoothLiftin" Intraoral laser treatment, using a non-ablative Er:YAG mode that targets the mucous membranes in the mouth. The stimulation of collagen in these areas provides a volumizing effect that can produce similar results to the use of dermal fillers in the face. The plumping of the skin internally creates an environment in the dermis to increase the production of collagen, thus increasing tightness and elasticity in the skin, particularly for the reduction of nasolabial folds. The application of the SmoothLiftin mode effectively initiates collagen remodelling and neocollagenesis in the oral mucosa of the skin.

The second step includes the application of a non ablative laser rejuvenating treatment called FRAC 3, which targets dermal layers through controlled heating of the skin. Small imperfections such as facial micro-vascularity and micro-pigmentation can ultimately be removed after multiple treatments. As a non-ablative treatment, heat is delivered via wavelengths to increase collagen production, improve skin tone and texture. This step also includes the very popular PIANO Mode, still using a non ablative laser, which rapidly heats the skin from the exterior to the deeper subcutaneous tissues,  producing tightening and lifting effects to the skin.