One. The published Endolift series used a single session, and the maker gives no session number, so in our practice we plan one. The measurable changes the series report all followed one treatment. The folds from nose to mouth lost about a third of their area at three months, the neck lines nearly a third of their depth, and the upper-eyelid laxity score fell from 3.5 to 1.0 at six months. Every treatment is given by Dr Marie Duggan, GMC 7488383, at Endolift Clinic, 8 Devonshire Place, London, W1G 6HP, after a free consultation.
Why it is one session
Endolift delivers its heat from inside, along a fibre passed under the skin, under local anaesthetic. The published series gave it once and measured the result over the following months rather than building a course. Some tightening shows at once as the fibrous layer contracts, and the new collagen forms over the following months, measured in the studies at three to six months.
When a repeat makes sense
How long the result lasts varies and is unmeasured past about six months, so nothing published sets a repeat interval. In our practice a repeat is a choice some people make at the review if the laxity has returned or if they want more change, and the doctor says plainly whether it would add anything. In our practice a different area can be treated in a later session, and each area is priced in writing. The how long it lasts page sets out the timeline, the downtime page the recovery, and the full guide the rest. The price is in writing at a free consultation, with a price match on any comparable written quote.
