Who Endolift is — and is not — suitable for?
Endolift is effective for specific indications.It is NOT for everyone. Clear selection matters.
Endolift may be appropriate if you have:
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Mild to moderate skin laxity of the face or body
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Early sagging of the jawline, neck, or lower face
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Skin looseness after weight loss or pregnancy
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Localized stubborn fat (e.g. mild double chin) with associated laxity
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Good general skin quality with loss of firmness
Why choosing Endolift feels Confusing?
Many patients know what Endolift is — but not how to judge Where or How it should be done.
Results confusion:
Results vary because of:
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Depth of fiber placement
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Energy control and technique
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Understanding of facial and body anatomy
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Correct patient selection
The same device can produce very different outcomes.
Price confusion:
Price differences are usually related to:
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Original vs non-original devices or fibers
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Treatment time and precision
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Experience and training of the practitioner
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Safety protocols and follow-up care
Lower price often reflects shortcuts — not efficiency.
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Who is behind your treatment?
I’m Dr. Giti.
Endolift is a medical procedure that requires anatomical knowledge, experience, and careful patient selection.
My approach is based on:
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Understanding when Endolift is appropriate — and when it is not
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Adapting technique to each face or body area
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Prioritizing safety and tissue response over speed
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Setting realistic expectations before treatment
Not every consultation leads to a procedure — and that is intentional.
Frequently Asked Questions
Downtime?
Mild swelling or tenderness is common. Most patients resume daily activities within a few days.
Pain?
Performed under local anesthesia. Generally well tolerated.
Results timeline?
Gradual tightening with collagen remodeling over weeks.
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