Many people notice their jawline softening, small jowls forming or loose skin under the chin as they get older, but they are not ready for surgery. EndoliftX® is a minimally invasive laser treatment designed for exactly this group.
What is EndoliftX®?
EndoliftX® uses a very fine laser fibre, thinner than a hair, placed just under the skin through a tiny entry point. The laser energy gently heats the tissue beneath the surface. This encourages the skin to tighten and stimulates your body to produce new collagen over the following months.
Which areas can be treated?
Jowls and the lower face
Under the chin and the neck
Cheeks and nasolabial folds
Small pockets of fat in the face
Selected body areas such as the knees or arms
Who is a good candidate?
EndoliftX® tends to suit people with mild to moderate skin laxity who want a natural-looking improvement without a facelift. If skin laxity is more advanced, your clinician will talk you through all options honestly, including surgical ones.
What is the treatment like?
The procedure is done under local anaesthetic in the clinic and usually takes under an hour. There are no stitches. Most people have some swelling and tenderness for a few days and return to normal activities quickly.
When will I see results?
Some tightening may be noticed early, but the main change develops gradually over two to six months as new collagen forms. Results vary between individuals.
Why a specialist-led clinic matters
Cosmetic Central is led by Mr Naveed Basheeth, a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon. That means your assessment comes from someone who understands facial anatomy in depth and can recommend the right treatment, even if that is not EndoliftX®.
Book a consultation at Cosmetic Central
Every treatment starts with a one-on-one consultation at our clinic, 187 Broadway Avenue, Palmerston North. Prices are discussed at your consultation. Call 0800 368 362 or book an appointment online.
This article is general information only and is not medical advice. Results vary from person to person. Some treatments involve prescription medicines and are only available after a consultation with a qualified clinician.
