Endolift

Procedure Duration

30 – 60 minutes

Anesthesia

Topical

Recovery

1 – 2 days

Subdermal laser for a soft lifting effect


Subdermal laser for a soft lifting effect

Endolift is a minimally invasive laser treatment that acts directly beneath the skin via micro-optical fibers. It is indicated for:

  • Sagging jawline and submental contour
  • Double chin and jowls
  • Skin laxity of the neck
  • Lower eyelid fat pads (in selected cases)
  • Knees, arms, and abdomen with skin laxity

The laser induces immediate tissue contraction and long-term neocollagenesis.

The journey

Stages of the treatment


Medical consultation with assessment of tissue laxity and fat thickness. Medications that increase bleeding risk are discontinued.

  • Duration: 30 – 60 minutes
  • Anesthesia: Topical
  • Recovery: 1 – 2 days

A micro-optical fiber is introduced into the subcutaneous layer through tiny entry points, delivering laser energy in a controlled manner.

Mild bruising or swelling may appear and resolves in a few days. Wearing a compression garment for a few hours is recommended.

  • Social downtime: 2 days
  • Sport: After 7 days
  • Duration of results: 2 – 3 years

frequently asked questions

FAQ


Is it a surgical procedure?

No, it is an outpatient minimally invasive procedure.

When is the result visible?

Immediate tightening effect, with final results at 2–3 months.

How long does it last?

On average 2–3 years.

Can the body also be treated?

Yes, it is effective on the arms, abdomen, and knees.

Are there scars?

No, the entry points are 1 mm and leave no visible marks.

Is it painful?

Local anesthesia makes the treatment well tolerated.

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