Endolift for under the eyes in London

The lower eyelid is on the maker's own list of Endolift areas and has a published series of its own: nine patients followed for six months, with good or very good improvement in about 90%. The fibre is passed under the thin skin below the eye from a small entry point, under local anaesthetic, in one session. A 2026 review names the skin under the eye as a zone of particular care, and in our practice the fibre is kept shallow and short there. 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 under the eyes

Endolift tightens the loose, crepey skin below the eye and can reduce a small fat pocket; the eye-bag series measured thicker, more elastic skin and a photographic improvement. It does not remove the fat pads of a heavy eye bag, which a blepharoplasty does, and it does not treat dark circles, and the doctor says so where another route is better.

What the series measured

Nine patients, six months: good or very good improvement in about 90%, with thicker and more elastic skin on measurement. With a device using 1470 nm and 1064 nm around the lower eyelid, 3 of 261 patients had a burn and 9 a temporary reduction in sensation, which is the risk to know for this zone. The risks page sets out the rest.

The session and after

Local anaesthetic along the path of the fibre, the fibre passed under the skin from a small entry point and drawn back pass by pass, and in our practice you go home the same day. Swelling, tenderness and some bruising, with redness at the entry point, settling over days; in our experience the eye area bruises more visibly than the jaw, so plan around any event. 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 early crepiness or a small fat pocket under the eye who wants one session. A 2026 review lists metal implants, active infection, pregnancy, bleeding disorders, skin disease and cancer as reasons not to treat. The upper eyelids page covers the lid above, and the full guide the rest. The price is in writing at a free consultation, with a price match on any comparable written quote.