Question 1

What is subdermal endolaser therapy?

Accepted Answer

Subdermal endolaser therapy — scientifically known as interstitial laser lifting — is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that tightens sagging skin and contours fat deposits from the inside out. Using a hair-thin optical micro-fiber inserted gently under the skin, a specific 1470 nm laser wavelength delivers targeted thermal energy directly into the subcutaneous tissue matrix to trigger immediate contraction and long-term collagen growth.

Question 2

Is this treatment the same as an Endolift® or Endolifting®?

Accepted Answer

Clinical procedures like Endolift® and Endolifting® are trademarked commercial brand names belonging exclusively to the Italian manufacturer Eufoton S.r.l. While our clinic does not use Eufoton hardware, our treatment utilizes the exact same core science and 1470 nm laser wavelength. We deliver the identical medical technique — subdermal micro-fiber laser heating — using an independent, CE-marked and MDR-marked medical-grade endolaser device, allowing us to pass the cost savings directly to our patients.

Question 3

What areas can be treated with a 1470 nm endolaser?

Accepted Answer

This versatile interstitial laser technology is highly effective for both facial rejuvenation and body contouring. The most frequently treated areas include: Lower Face & Jawline: Tightening jowls, reducing a double chin, and defining the mandibular border. Neck & Décolletage: Smoothing out neck bands and addressing skin laxity. Periorbital Region: Reducing under-eye bags and lifting sagging lower eyelids. Body Contouring: Firming loose skin around the abdomen, inner knees, upper arms, and thighs.

Question 4

Is the endolaser procedure painful, and what is the downtime?

Accepted Answer

The procedure is highly tolerated because a local anesthetic is applied to the entry points before the micro-fiber is introduced. Most patients report feeling only a warm, mild tugging sensation during the treatment. Because the fiber is microscopic, there are no surgical incisions, stitches, or scars. Downtime is minimal — you may experience mild swelling, redness, or minor bruising for 3 to 7 days, but you can typically return to normal, light daily activities immediately.

Question 5

When will I see results, and how long do they last?

Accepted Answer

Endolaser results occur in two distinct phases. You will notice an immediate, subtle tightening effect straight after the procedure due to the instant contraction of collagen fibers under the heat. However, the most dramatic results will develop progressively over the next 3 to 6 months as your body synthesizes a vast network of fresh, new collagen. Because the laser stimulates your body's own natural biology, results are long-lasting — typically 2 to 3 years — and can be extended with a maintenance session.

Question 6

How does a dual-wavelength (1470 nm + 980 nm) system compare to a single-wavelength Endolift®?

Accepted Answer

The trademarked Endolift® protocol delivered by Eufoton S.r.l.'s hardware relies on a single 1470 nm wavelength. Our CE-marked and MDR-marked dual-wavelength device pairs 1470 nm with a second 980 nm wavelength — a dual-matrix approach that widens the treatment's thermal reach. Clinically, that difference matters in four ways: Deeper, denser collagen bridge: 1470 nm targets water and superficial fat; 980 nm reaches deeper and targets haemoglobin and water in the lower dermal layers. Fired together they lay down a denser, industrial-strength collagen scaffold — giving more structural lift on heavier lower-face and jowl laxity than a 1470 nm-only protocol can achieve alone. True fat remodelling (lipolysis): 980 nm is highly absorbed by lipids, making it the industry standard for laser-assisted lipolysis. Combined with 1470 nm, the dual-wavelength device doesn't just shrink small fat pockets — it disrupts adipocyte (fat-cell) membranes for far more dramatic contouring of a heavy double chin or structural jowls. Usually a true single-session treatment: Standard 1470 nm-only protocols sometimes need a top-up around the 6-month mark for moderate-to-severe laxity. The dual-wavelength thermal profile delivers a more complete sub-dermal injury and recovery cycle, meaning single-session results are the norm. Better haemostasis, less bruising: 980 nm has a very high absorption rate in haemoglobin, so it coagulates micro-blood vessels as the fibre moves through the subdermal plane. Translation: less internal bleeding, fewer haematomas and reduced bruising — ideal for busy professionals who want to return to work quickly.

Feature	Our Advanced Endolaser Therapy	Endolift® / Endolifting®
Scientific Technique	Subdermal Interstitial Laser Lifting	Subdermal Interstitial Laser Lifting
Delivery Mechanism	Subcutaneous micro-optical fibers	Subcutaneous micro-optical fibers
Laser Wavelength	1470 nm + 980 nm (dual — 980 nm for lipolysis)	1470 nm
Branding Type	Generic, descriptive medical terminology	Registered commercial brand name
Device Manufacturer	Independent medical laser systems	Manufactured exclusively by Eufoton S.r.l.

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