Endolift at a Glance
Endolift, the essentials
- Results
- Full effect around 3 months
- Lasts
- Often 2 years or more
- Downtime
- Usually a few hours
- Sessions
- Usually one
- Price
- From £2,000
A consultation is required before every Endolift treatment and is never on the same day. Results vary from person to person.
What is Endolift?
A non-surgical alternative to a facelift, for the face, neck and body.
Endolift is a minimally invasive laser treatment that tightens loose skin and reduces small, localised fat deposits on the face, neck and body, without surgery. A fine fibre optic laser is introduced beneath the skin through a single entry point smaller than a needle puncture, so there is no incision and no scarring.
Unlike treatments that work only on the surface, Endolift targets the dermal layer where collagen is produced. The treatment uses the CE-marked Eufoton LASEmaR 1500 device to generate controlled heat beneath the skin and stimulate new collagen, and most patients return to normal activities within a few hours.
Endolift is particularly valued by patients looking for a refined, natural-looking alternative to a surgical facelift, and by those for whom dermal fillers or radiofrequency have not fully addressed their skin laxity. Most patients see visible improvement after a single session, with collagen remodelling continuing for several months.
Endolift before & afters
How Endolift works
Endolift uses a 1470nm laser wavelength delivered through an optical fibre, introduced beneath the skin through a single small entry point. Once positioned, the laser energy works at three distinct depths simultaneously:
- Superficial layer: the energy tightens and retracts the skin, addressing visible laxity.
- Mid-dermal layer: the laser stimulates fibroblast activity, triggering new collagen and elastin production that continues for several months after treatment.
- Deeper layer: the laser can selectively reduce localised fat deposits, particularly valuable in concerns like jowls, double chin, or stubborn inner-arm and inner-thigh fat that do not respond to diet or exercise.
This three-layer action is what distinguishes Endolift from purely surface-level skin tightening treatments. It is why a single Endolift session can often address concerns that might otherwise need several different treatments.
Face and body
What Endolift can treat
Endolift is one of the most versatile non-surgical skin tightening treatments available, addressing concerns across both the face and body.
Face and neck
Tightening and definition for the lower face, jawline and neck
- Lower face and jawline laxity
- Jowls and loss of jawline definition
- Submental laxity (under the chin) and double chin
- Neck laxity and crepiness
- Lower eyelid laxity
Body
Skin tightening and contouring for areas that resist diet and exercise
- Inner arm laxity (bingo wings)
- Abdominal skin laxity
- Inner thigh and knee laxity
- Buttock and thigh cellulite
The treatment is suitable for mild to moderate skin laxity across all skin types. You can read more about treating the arms, abdomen, thighs and buttocks in Endolift for the body below.
Body contouring
Endolift for the body
Endolift is best known for the jawline and neck, but the same laser technology can tighten skin and refine contours on the body, including:
- Inner arms: loose or crepey skin on the upper inner arm
- Abdomen: mild to moderate skin laxity and small pockets of stubborn fat
- Inner thighs and knees: loose skin on the inner thigh and above the knee
- Buttocks and thighs: the dimpled appearance of cellulite, by releasing the fibrous bands beneath the skin while stimulating collagen
Because the laser fibre works beneath the skin rather than on the surface, it can reach areas that have been difficult to improve with topical treatments, diet or exercise.
Is Endolift on the body right for you?
Endolift works best on mild to moderate laxity and small, localised areas of fat. It is not a weight-loss treatment and is not designed to remove large volumes of fat or significant excess skin. If your concern is more advanced, for example loose skin after major weight loss, your practitioner will explain this honestly at consultation and may suggest you seek a surgical opinion instead.
Body areas are usually larger than areas on the face, so your treatment plan will reflect the size and nature of the area you would like treated. As with facial treatment, collagen remodelling continues for several months afterwards, and your practitioner will explain what to expect for your specific area.
Experience in body Endolift
Dr Arman Jobeiri, an Aesthetic Doctor at PHI Clinic, began his career with lasers and energy-based devices and has performed more than 500 Endolift procedures across the face, neck and body. If you are considering Endolift for your arms, abdomen, thighs or another area of the body, a consultation is the best place to start.
What results to expect
Most patients see initial skin tightening and contour refinement almost immediately after treatment, with continued improvement over the following weeks and months as collagen production responds to the laser stimulation. The full effect is typically visible at three months, with results continuing to refine for up to six months.
Only one session is usually required to see meaningful results, though some patients with more significant laxity may benefit from a follow-up session for optimal contouring. Because Endolift stimulates the body's natural collagen response, results are long-lasting: often two years or more, depending on individual ageing patterns and skincare maintenance.
Some initial swelling, redness, or mild bruising in the treated area is normal and typically diminishes over the first week. Most patients return to normal activities within a few hours of treatment.
Endolift Skin Tightening
Why PHI Clinic for Endolift
PHI Clinic combines two things that genuinely matter for a treatment like Endolift: clinical authority at the level of the Medical Director, and specialist day-to-day expertise from the doctor performing your treatment.
Dr Tapan Patel, our Medical Director, is a UK Key Opinion Leader for Endolift as announced in Aesthetics Journal, and the clinic's relationship with the manufacturer reflects that recognition. Endolift treatments are performed at PHI Clinic by Dr Marina Daoud, a clinician with extensive training and experience in the Endolift technique.
Beyond Endolift specifically, our team has access to one of the largest medical device collections of any UK aesthetic clinic. This matters because the right treatment plan often combines Endolift with other modalities. For some patients, Endolift alone delivers the result, including those for whom dermal fillers or radiofrequency have not fully addressed their skin laxity. For others, combining Endolift with regenerative treatments like polynucleotides, or with surface-level resurfacing using UltraClear or Multifrax, achieves the most refined outcome. Having the full toolkit on site allows your clinician to recommend what is genuinely right for you, not just what is available.
Regulated, accredited and medically led
Endolift uses a CE-marked Class IV laser medical device for skin tightening, performed by trained medical practitioners at PHI Clinic following in-person consultation.
PHI Clinic is CQC-registered for the regulated activities we provide, giving patients the assurance of independent inspection and oversight. Our Medical Director, Dr Tapan Patel, is a member of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) and an Inaugural Member of the Allergan Medical Institute (AMI).
We do not provide unregulated cosmetic services. Every Endolift treatment begins with a medical consultation and a clear treatment plan tailored to your goals and medical history.
Dr Marina Daoud
Aesthetic Practitioner and Injector · BDS King's College London · GDC 251528
Dr Marina is a named Endolift practitioner at PHI Clinic, with extensive training in the Endolift laser skin tightening technique. During your consultation, she will carry out a full assessment of the area you are concerned about, discuss the realistic outcomes Endolift can deliver, and develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs.
Read more about Dr MarinaDr Arman Jobeiri
Aesthetic Doctor · GMC 8087601
Dr Arman began his career with lasers and energy-based devices and has performed more than 500 Endolift® procedures. His particular experience is in the jowls, jawline, neck and body. During your consultation, he will assess the area you are concerned about and explain what Endolift can realistically achieve for you.
Read more about Dr ArmanYour Endolift consultation
A consultation is required before every Endolift treatment, and treatment is never carried out on the same day. This is by design: we believe it is essential for patients to have time to reflect on a proposed treatment plan and to come back with any questions before going ahead.
During your consultation, Dr Marina will carry out a full assessment of the area you are concerned about, discuss the realistic outcomes Endolift can deliver for your specific concerns, and develop a personalised treatment plan. Where Endolift is the right approach, you will be given a clear quote and timeframe. Where another treatment, or a combination of treatments, would serve you better, your clinician will explain why.
The consultation fee is redeemable against any treatment you later go on to have.
Booking and next steps
To discuss whether Endolift is right for you, book an in-person consultation at our Harley Street clinic. Consultations can be arranged by calling 020 7034 5999 or via our online enquiry form.
Endolift sits within a broader family of skin-tightening devices. Read more in our expert guide to lasers and energy-based devices.
Safe and effective treatment
Endolift frequently asked questions
Endolift treatments at PHI Clinic are performed by Dr Marina Daoud, a clinician with extensive training in the Endolift laser technique. The clinic's Medical Director, Dr Tapan Patel, is a UK Key Opinion Leader for Endolift as announced in Aesthetics Journal, and was the non-surgical doctor on Channel 5's 10 Years Younger in 10 Days, where Endolift was featured.
Endolift is suitable for adults with mild to moderate skin laxity on the face, neck, or body. It is particularly well-suited to patients seeking a non-surgical alternative to a facelift, those whose skin laxity has not fully responded to other non-surgical treatments, and patients who want results from a single session with minimal downtime. Suitability is confirmed at consultation.
Endolift can treat the lower eyelid, mid and lower face, jawline, under the chin (submental area), neck, inner arms, abdomen, inner thighs, knees, and buttocks for cellulite.
No. Endolift can reduce small, localised fat deposits and tighten loose skin on areas such as the inner arms, abdomen and thighs, but it is not designed for weight loss or for removing large volumes of fat. It works best for mild to moderate laxity, and suitability is confirmed at consultation.
Endolift is minimally invasive and most patients report little to no pain during treatment. In some cases, a small amount of controlled local anaesthetic may be administered for patient comfort.
Many patients notice initial skin tightening almost immediately after treatment. Because Endolift stimulates collagen production, results continue to develop over the following weeks and months, with the full effect typically visible at three months and continued refinement for up to six months.
Downtime is minimal. Some initial swelling, redness, or mild bruising in the treated area is normal and typically diminishes within the first week. Most patients return to work or normal activities within a few hours of treatment.
Most patients see meaningful results from a single Endolift session. Some patients with more significant laxity may benefit from an additional session for optimal contouring. Dr Marina will recommend the right protocol for you at consultation.
Because Endolift stimulates the body's natural collagen production, results are long-lasting: typically two years or more, depending on individual ageing patterns, lifestyle factors, and skincare maintenance.
Yes. The laser energy used in Endolift can release fibrous bands beneath the skin that contribute to the dimpled appearance of cellulite, while simultaneously stimulating collagen production to improve skin firmness in the treated area. Endolift is particularly effective for cellulite on the buttocks, inner thighs, and posterior thighs.
Yes, and for many patients, a combination approach delivers the most refined result. Endolift is often combined with regenerative treatments like polynucleotides for enhanced skin quality, or with surface-level laser resurfacing for patients with concurrent pigmentation or texture concerns. Dr Marina will discuss combination options at consultation if relevant to your goals.
Consultations can be booked by calling 020 7034 5999 or via our online enquiry form.
Location
PHI Clinic
102 Harley Street,
London,
W1G 7JB,
United Kingdom
Tel: 02070345999
Opening Hours
Monday & Tuesday - 9:30am to 6:00pm
Wednesday & Thursday - 9:30am to 8:00pm
Friday - 9:30am to 5:00pm
Saturday - 11:30am to 12:30pm
Sunday - Closed
Opening times can change, if your appointment is outside of these times please contact the clinic for confirmation.
