What is Endolift? 

Endolift® isn’t just another skincare treatment—it’s a groundbreaking advancement in laser technology, poised to revolutionize skin rejuvenation. Imagine a procedure that targets skin droopiness and stubborn fat deposits with precision, offering a refreshed and revitalized look. Endolift® does just that, harnessing the power of minimally invasive laser treatments to transform your facial and body contours. Say goodbye to sagging skin and hello to a more youthful you with Endolift®!

What is the main purpose of an Endolift Treatment?

Endolift® aims to reduce skin laxity and fat using internal laser technology. It offers a non-surgical alternative to traditional lifting or liposuction procedures. This minimally invasive treatment delivers laser energy beneath the skin without scarring or incisions, resulting in tighter skin with minimal downtime.

How does it work?

Endolift® utilizes a thin fiber-optic laser probe inserted beneath the skin to deliver controlled laser energy. This energy stimulates collagen production and tightens tissues, promoting natural healing processes. Additionally, the laser can target and eliminate fat cells when needed, which are then naturally expelled from the body.

Who is a good candidate?

Ideal candidates for Endolift® are individuals with mild to moderate skin laxity on the face or body. This treatment is suitable for all skin types and can effectively address signs of aging such as sagging skin, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity.

How long does a treatment take?

Endolift® treatments typically last between 45 minutes to two hours, depending on the treatment area and individual needs.

What areas can I treat?

Endolift® is commonly used to target various areas of the face and neck showing signs of aging, as well as localized fat deposits in body areas such as the belly, inner thighs, and love handles.

When will I see results?

Results from Endolift® are both immediate and long-lasting. While initial improvements may be noticeable within 4-8 weeks, optimal results usually appear 6-12 months after the procedure as collagen continues to develop.