Endolift is generally a comfortable procedure. A local anaesthetic is applied to the treatment area to numb the skin and ensure minimal discomfort. While you may experience slight sensations during the procedure, these are usually well tolerated. After the treatment, you might feel mild tightness or swelling, but this should subside within a few days.

Endolift is a safe, FDA-approved treatment when performed by a qualified professional. The laser fibre used during the procedure is precise and is only placed in the targeted areas of the skin. There is minimal risk of nerve damage, and any potential risks will be discussed with you during your consultation.

While some immediate tightening can be seen after the procedure, the full results of Endolift typically start to appear after 2 to 3 weeks. This is when the collagen production has fully kicked in, and the skin’s elasticity improves significantly. Continued improvements may be noticed over the next few months, with best results between month 3 to 6.

Both Endolift and Hifu (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) are excellent non-surgical skin tightening treatments, but they work in slightly different ways. Endolift uses laser technology to directly stimulate collagen production beneath the skin, while Hifu uses ultrasound waves to target deeper layers. Endolift is often preferred for smaller, more delicate areas like the face, neck, and eyes, while Hifu is ideal for larger areas such as the abdomen. The choice between the two depends on your specific needs, which will be discussed during your consultation.