ENDOLASER FACE AND NECK
MINIMALLY INVASIVE FACE AND NECK TIGHTENING AND CONTOURING
Endolaser Face and Neck is a minimally invasive treatment for selected concerns involving facial and neck laxity, lower-face contour and localised submental fullness where clinically appropriate. Treatment is planned around the relationship between the lower face, jawline and neck rather than treating each area in isolation. An individual consultation is required to assess anatomy, suitability, realistic outcomes and recognised risks before treatment proceeds.
Quick Treatment Facts
What Is Endolaser Face and Neck Treatment?
Endolaser Face and Neck is a minimally invasive treatment that uses a fine optical fibre beneath the skin to deliver controlled laser energy within the selected treatment area. It may be considered where lower-face or neck laxity, changes in contour or selected localised submental fat contribute to the concern. The treatment plan considers the face, jawline and neck together so that the areas are assessed in relation to one another rather than as isolated zones.
Treatment is planned according to individual anatomy, skin condition, medical history and the degree of change being requested. The exact areas treated and the approach used can vary from one patient to another, and no fixed degree of tightening or contour change can be guaranteed. More detailed information about the underlying treatment is available on our Endolaser treatment page.
What Concerns Can Face & Neck Endolaser Address?
Endolaser Face & Neck may be considered for selected concerns affecting the lower face, jawline, submental area and neck. The treatment is not intended to address every cause of facial ageing or contour change, so the underlying anatomy needs to be assessed first. Suitability depends on whether the concern involves skin laxity, contour, selected localised subcutaneous fat or a combination of these factors.
Lower-Face Laxity
Changes in skin support around the lower face can contribute to a softer or less defined appearance. Endolaser may be considered where mild to moderate laxity forms part of the concern and the patient is clinically suitable. The degree of visible tightening varies according to starting anatomy, skin condition and individual response.
Neck Laxity
Loose or less firm skin around the neck can develop alongside changes in the lower face and jawline. Endolaser may be considered for selected neck laxity where a minimally invasive approach is appropriate. More significant loose skin may require a different treatment approach, which should be discussed during consultation.
Jowls & Lower-Face Contour
Jowling can involve skin laxity, changes in facial volume, underlying structure and other anatomical factors. Endolaser may form part of treatment planning where laxity and lower-face contour are contributing to the appearance of the area. It should not be presented as a guaranteed method of removing jowls because outcomes depend on the individual cause of the concern.
Jawline Definition
A less defined jawline can result from skin laxity, submental fullness, facial proportions or underlying bone structure. Endolaser may be considered where selected soft-tissue concerns are contributing to reduced definition. The treatment cannot alter bone structure, and the expected degree of contour change should be assessed individually.
Selected Submental Fullness
Fullness beneath the chin may involve localised subcutaneous fat, loose skin or a combination of both. Endolaser may be considered for selected localised fat concerns as part of a laser lipolysis and contouring treatment plan where clinically appropriate. It is not surgical liposuction and should not be expected to produce the same degree of fat reduction as surgery.
Face-to-Neck Contour
The lower face, jawline and neck form one continuous visual transition, which is why they may be assessed together during treatment planning. Addressing only one area may not always reflect the way laxity or contour changes extend across the face and neck. Treatment remains individual, and not every patient will require all areas to be treated.
Treatment suitability depends on individual anatomy, skin condition, medical history and the degree of change being requested. An individual consultation is required before Endolaser Face & Neck treatment is recommended.
Why Are the Face and Neck Often Assessed Together?
The lower face, jawline and neck form a continuous anatomical and visual area, so changes in one region can affect how the others appear. Skin laxity around the jawline may extend into the upper neck, while submental fullness can influence both chin definition and the transition from the face to the neck. Assessing these areas together can therefore give a clearer picture of what is contributing to the overall concern.
A combined assessment does not mean that every patient needs treatment across the full face and neck. Some people may have a concern concentrated mainly around the jawline, while others may have more noticeable laxity or contour change extending into the neck. The treatment plan should reflect the areas that are clinically relevant rather than applying the same pattern to everyone.
For suitable patients, planning the face and neck together can help the practitioner consider how changes in the lower face, jawline and submental area relate to one another. This can be especially important when the goal is to improve the appearance of contour and skin support rather than treating a single isolated point. The degree of change that may be achievable still depends on anatomy, skin condition and individual response.
Endolaser Face and Neck Package
The £1,495 Endolaser Face and Neck package is planned around individual anatomy, treatment goals and suitability. The lower face, jawline, submental area and neck may be assessed where clinically appropriate.
Treatment areas and suitability are confirmed following assessment. Individual results vary and no specific cosmetic outcome can be guaranteed.
Book a Face and Neck ConsultationWhat Results Can You Expect from Face and Neck Endolaser?
Results from Face and Neck Endolaser vary according to starting anatomy, the degree of skin laxity, the areas treated and individual response. Some patients may notice changes in lower-face contour or skin support as the treated tissue settles, while further changes may develop gradually as tissue remodelling continues. The appearance immediately after treatment should not be treated as the final outcome.
The degree of visible change can also be influenced by factors such as skin condition, age-related changes, submental fullness and the relationship between the jawline and neck. Endolaser cannot guarantee a fixed percentage of tightening, a specific jawline shape or the same result for every patient. Your consultation is used to discuss what may be realistic for your anatomy and whether a minimally invasive approach is likely to meet your treatment goals.
Face and Neck Before and After
Before-and-after images can help illustrate the type of changes that have been seen in appropriately consented treatment cases. They should be viewed as examples rather than a prediction of the outcome another patient will achieve. Starting anatomy, treatment extent and individual response can all affect the final appearance.
Individual results vary. Before-and-after images are shown with appropriate patient consent and are provided for illustrative purposes only.
How Does Face and Neck Endolaser Work?
Face and Neck Endolaser treatment begins with an individual assessment of the lower face, jawline, submental area and neck. The practitioner considers skin laxity, contour, selected localised subcutaneous fat, medical history and the degree of change being requested. This helps determine whether Endolaser is appropriate and which areas should form part of the treatment plan.
Consultation
Your consultation reviews the concerns affecting the face and neck and assesses the anatomy contributing to them. Skin condition, lower-face contour, jawline definition, submental fullness and neck laxity may all be considered where relevant. Suitability, realistic expectations, recognised risks and expected recovery are discussed before treatment proceeds.
Face and Neck Treatment Planning
The lower face and neck are planned according to the individual rather than using one standard treatment pattern. The practitioner determines which areas require attention and whether the concern is primarily related to laxity, contour, selected localised fat or a combination of factors. Not every patient requires treatment across every part of the face and neck.
Endolaser Treatment
During treatment, a fine optical fibre is positioned beneath the skin to deliver controlled laser energy within the selected tissue. The treatment approach is adapted according to the face and neck areas identified during consultation and may support tissue remodelling and selected contour treatment where clinically appropriate. The precise technique and extent of treatment depend on individual anatomy and suitability.
What Is Recovery Like After Face and Neck Endolaser?
Recovery after Face and Neck Endolaser varies according to the extent of treatment, the areas treated and individual response. Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, numbness or tingling may occur while the lower face and neck settle following treatment. The intensity and duration of these effects differ between patients, so recovery should not be described using one fixed timeline.
Aftercare advice is provided according to your individual treatment plan and the areas treated. You will be advised about expected post-treatment effects, practical aftercare and when to contact the clinic if anything unusual develops. The appearance immediately after treatment should not be considered the final result because swelling and tissue changes may continue to settle over time.
Who May Be Suitable for Face and Neck Endolaser?
Face and Neck Endolaser may be considered for selected adults with mild to moderate skin laxity, changes in lower-face or neck contour, or selected localised submental fat where clinically appropriate. Suitability depends on anatomy, skin condition, medical history, the extent of the concern and the degree of change being requested.
Not every patient will be suitable for Endolaser. More significant skin laxity, larger areas of fat, prominent structural concerns or expectations beyond what a minimally invasive treatment can reasonably provide may require a different approach. Your consultation is used to assess suitability and discuss realistic outcomes, limitations, recognised risks and alternative options where relevant.
- Mild to moderate lower-face or neck laxity
- Selected jawline and contour concerns
- Selected localised submental fullness
- Realistic expectations about the degree of change
- Medically suitable for treatment
- Willing to follow the recommended aftercare
Why Choose Deep Aesthetics for Face and Neck Endolaser?
Face and Neck Endolaser at Deep Aesthetics begins with an individual consultation rather than a standard treatment plan. The lower face, jawline, submental area and neck are assessed in relation to one another so that treatment can be planned around the anatomy contributing to the concern. This helps determine whether Endolaser is appropriate, which areas may be suitable for treatment and what degree of change can realistically be discussed.
Treatment planning is personalised according to skin condition, facial and neck anatomy, medical history and the extent of the concern. Before treatment proceeds, expected outcomes, limitations, recognised risks, recovery and aftercare are discussed so that the proposed plan is clear. Clinical oversight at Deep Aesthetics is supported by Dr Akbar Khan MBBS FRCGP, Medical Lead.
- Individual Face and Neck consultation before treatment
- Lower face, jawline and neck assessed together where appropriate
- Treatment planning based on individual anatomy and skin condition
- £1,495 Face and Neck package with treatment areas confirmed following assessment
- Realistic outcomes and treatment limitations discussed in advance
- Recognised risks, recovery and aftercare explained before treatment
- Medical oversight from Dr Akbar Khan MBBS FRCGP
- Consultations available at both London and Birmingham clinics
Choose Your Clinic
Face & Neck Endolaser consultations are available at both Deep Aesthetics locations. The £1,495 Face & Neck package follows the same treatment-planning principles at each clinic, with suitability assessed individually before treatment is agreed.
Deep Aesthetics London
Mirror Works12 Marshgate Lane
Stratford, London E15 2NH
- Endolaser Face & Neck consultations by appointment
- £1,495 Face & Neck package
- Individual assessment before treatment
- Lower face, jawline, submental area and neck reviewed where relevant
- Recovery, recognised risks and realistic outcomes discussed in consultation
Deep Aesthetics Birmingham
25 King Edwards WharfSheepcote Street
Birmingham B16 8AB
- Endolaser Face & Neck consultations by appointment
- £1,495 Face & Neck package
- Individual assessment before treatment
- Treatment planning based on anatomy and suitability
- Recovery, recognised risks and realistic outcomes discussed before treatment
Consultation is required before Face & Neck Endolaser treatment at either location. The treatment areas included in your plan are confirmed following individual assessment, and no specific cosmetic outcome can be guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Endolaser Face and Neck package at Deep Aesthetics is £1,495. The package is intended for combined assessment and treatment planning of the face and neck, with the exact areas confirmed following consultation. Suitability, treatment extent and realistic expectations are discussed before treatment proceeds.
The £1,495 package is for Endolaser Face and Neck treatment following individual assessment. Areas such as the lower face, jawline, submental region and neck may be considered where clinically appropriate. The exact areas included in your treatment plan depend on anatomy, suitability and the concerns identified during consultation.
Endolaser may be considered for selected patients where mild to moderate neck laxity contributes to the concern. The degree of visible tightening varies according to starting anatomy, skin condition and individual response. More significant skin laxity may require a different treatment approach.
Endolaser may form part of treatment planning where lower-face laxity and contour changes contribute to the appearance of jowls. Jowling can also be influenced by facial volume, underlying structure and other anatomical factors, so treatment suitability needs to be assessed individually. A specific degree of jowl reduction cannot be guaranteed.
Endolaser may be considered where skin laxity, selected submental fullness or soft-tissue contour is contributing to reduced jawline definition. It does not change underlying bone structure, and the degree of contour improvement depends on individual anatomy. Your consultation is used to determine whether Endolaser is appropriate for your jawline concern.
There is no single fixed duration for Endolaser Face and Neck results. Longevity can vary according to skin condition, anatomy, ageing, lifestyle, weight changes and individual response. Endolaser does not stop the natural ageing process, so a specific duration or permanent result should not be guaranteed.
The appearance of the treated area may continue to change as swelling settles and tissue remodelling develops. The early post-treatment appearance should therefore not automatically be considered the final result. The timing and degree of visible change vary between individuals.
Treatment should not be described as completely painless because sensation and discomfort vary between patients. The experience can also differ according to the areas treated, individual sensitivity and the treatment approach used. What to expect during and after treatment is discussed during consultation.
Recovery varies according to treatment extent and individual response. Temporary effects can include:
- Swelling
- Bruising
- Tenderness
- Numbness
- Tingling
- Temporary changes in how the treated area feels
It would therefore be misleading to describe the treatment as having no downtime for everyone. Individual aftercare guidance is provided following treatment.
No. Endolaser is a minimally invasive treatment and is not a surgical facelift or neck lift. It should not be expected to achieve the same degree of lifting, tissue repositioning or correction that may be possible with surgery. Patients with more significant laxity may need to consider a different treatment approach.
No. Endolaser is not surgical liposuction. Selected localised submental fat may form part of treatment planning where clinically appropriate, but patients seeking substantial fat removal may require an alternative approach.
Face and Neck Endolaser may be considered for selected adults with concerns such as:
- Mild to moderate lower-face laxity
- Selected neck laxity
- Reduced jawline definition associated with soft tissue
- Selected localised submental fullness
- Lower-face contour concerns
- Realistic expectations about a minimally invasive treatment
Suitability also depends on medical history, skin condition, anatomy and the degree of change being requested. An individual consultation is required before treatment is recommended.
Book an Endolaser Face and Neck Consultation
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Book a consultation to discuss whether the £1,495 Endolaser Face and Neck package may be suitable for your concerns. Your anatomy, treatment goals, medical history and suitability can be assessed before a treatment plan is agreed. Consultations are available at our London and Birmingham clinics.