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What is Endolaser FiberLift Laser Treatment Used For?

Endolaser FiberLift is a minimally invasive laser treatment performed using specially designed, single-use micro-optical fibers that are as thin as a strand of hair. These fibers are easily inserted beneath the skin into the superficial hypodermis.

The primary function of Endolaser FiberLift is to promote skin tightening, effectively reducing skin laxity by activating neo-collagenesis and enhancing metabolic activity within the extracellular matrix.

This tightening effect is closely linked to the selectivity of the laser beam used during the procedure. The laser light specifically targets two key chromophores in the human body — water and fat — ensuring precise and effective treatment with minimal damage to surrounding tissues.

In addition to skin tightening, Endolaser FiberLift offers multiple benefit

• Remodeling of both deep and superficial layers of the skin
• Immediate and medium-to-long-term tissue toning of the treated area due to new collagen synthesis. As a result, the treated skin continues to improve in texture and definition for several months post-treatment.
• Retraction of connective septa
• Stimulation of collagen production, and if needed, reduction of excess fat

What Areas Can Be Treated with Endolaser FiberLift?

Endolaser FiberLift effectively remodels the entire face, addressing mild skin sagging and localized fat accumulations in the lower third of the face — including the double chin, cheeks, mouth area, and jawline — as well as the neck. It is also effective in treating skin laxity around the lower eyelids.

The treatment works by delivering laser-induced, selective heat that melts fat, allowing it to be naturally expelled through the microscopic entry points in the treated area. At the same time, this controlled thermal energy causes immediate skin retraction, kick-starting the process of collagen remodeling and further tightening over time.

Beyond facial treatments, FiberLift can also be applied to various areas of the body, including:

• Buttocks (gluteal region)
• Knees
• Periumbilical area (around the navel)
• Inner thighs
• Ankles

These body areas often experience skin laxity or localized fat deposits that are resistant to diet and exercise, making them ideal candidates for FiberLift’s precise, minimally invasive approach.

How long does the procedure last?

It depends on how many parts of the face (or body) are to be treated. Nonetheless, it starts at 5 minutes for just one part of the face (for example, wattle) up to half an hour for the entire face.

The procedure does not require incisions or anaesthesia and it does not cause any kind of pain. No recovery time is requiring, so it possible to return to normal activities within a few hours.

How long do the results last?

As with all procedures in all medical fields, also in aesthetic medicine the response and the duration of the effect depend on each patient situation and if the physician deems it necessary fiberlift can be repeated with no collateral effects.

What are the advantages of this innovative treatment?

*Minimally invasive.

*Just one treatment.

*Safety of the treatment.

*Minimal or no post-operative recovery time.

*Precision.

*No incisions.

*No bleeding.

*No haematomas.

*Affordable prices (the price is much lower than a lifting procedure);

*Possibility of therapeutic combination with fractional non-ablative laser .

How soon after will we see results?

The results are not only immediately visible but continue to improve for several months following the procedure, as additional collagen builds in the deep layers of the skin.

The best moment when to appreciate the results achieved is after 6 months.

As with all procedures in aesthetic medicine, the response and the duration of the effect depends on each patient and, if the physician deems it necessary, fiberlift can be repeated with no collateral effects.

How many treatments are needed?

Just one. In case of incomplete results, it can be repeated for a second time within the first 12 months.

All medical results depend on the previous medical conditions of the specific patient: age, state of health, gender, can influence the outcome and how successful a medical procedure can be and so it is for aesthetic protocols too.