A thick-skinned nasal tip and loosened skin over the nose are not on the maker's list of Endolift areas, and we say so. A published series of eight patients treated the nose, and a 2026 review asks for particular care there, because of the nerves and vessels beneath. In our practice the doctor treats the tip and the sides with short, shallow passes from a single entry point. The doctor says at the consultation whether yours is a nose Endolift should touch. One session under local anaesthetic. Every treatment is given by Dr Marie Duggan, GMC 7488383, at Endolift Clinic, 8 Devonshire Place, London, W1G 6HP, with the price in writing at a free consultation.
What it does on the nose
Endolift contracts the fibrous layer under the skin of the tip and reduces the small layer of fat in a thick-skinned tip, so the tip looks finer and the skin tighter over the following months. It does not change the bone or the cartilage, which a rhinoplasty does, and the doctor says so where that is the better route.
What the series measured
Eight patients, with a significant improvement on the assessment of three blinded dermatologists at six months; a small series, no untreated comparison group, and a 2025 systematic review found a high risk of bias in the studies it kept. The risks page sets out the zones of care.
The session and after
Local anaesthetic along the path of the fibre, the fibre passed under the skin of the tip from a single entry point and drawn back pass by pass, and in our practice you go home the same day. Swelling and redness at the tip for several days, sometimes longer in our experience, and no glasses resting on the nose for the first days. The result develops over three to six months and is photographed at the review in our practice. The downtime page sets out the recovery.
Who it suits
In our practice, an adult with a thick-skinned tip or loosened skin over the nose, who wants one session rather than surgery, after the doctor has examined the nose. A 2026 review lists metal implants, active infection, pregnancy, bleeding disorders, skin disease and cancer as reasons not to treat. The cheeks page covers the folds beside the nose, and the full guide the rest. The price is in writing at a free consultation, with a price match on any comparable written quote.
Not sure you are suitable? Ask the clinician, it is free

