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Endo Fibre lift

A consultation will be required prior to offering this treatment

Endo fibre lift Procedure Overview.

The Endolift treatment is a minimally invasive laser technique designed to tighten skin, boost the production of collagen and elastin, and effectively reduce small, stubborn fat pockets. The procedure involves inserting a tiny, single-use fiber optic laser probe beneath the skin into the deeper hypodermal layers. This process simultaneously contracts connective tissues and stimulates long-term collagen remodeling while liquefying localized fat deposits.

 

Commonly Treated Areas Include:

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  • Face and neck

  • Jawline and jowls

  • Double chin and loose neck skin

  • Cheeks

  • Nasolabial folds

  • Under-eye bags

  • Brow lift area

 

Body regions suitable for treatment encompass:

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  • Abdomen

  • Inner and outer thighs

  • Knees

  • Upper arms ("bingo wings")

  • Love handles

 

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, ensuring minimal discomfort. Depending on the size and number of areas treated, it typically lasts between 45 and 90 minutes. As an outpatient procedure, there is little to no downtime—patients can walk in and walk out on the same day. Post-treatment, you might experience some swelling or bruising, which generally resolves within a few days to a week. Notably, there are no cuts, scars, or stitches involved.

Results and Expectations: Patients can expect noticeable skin tightening and lifting immediately after the procedure. However, optimal results become more evident over the next 3 to 6 months as collagen production peaks. The effects of the treatment typically last around two years or longer.

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