How Much Does Endolift Cost?

Published on October 9, 2025 | Prices Last Reviewed for Freshness: November 2025
Written by Alec Pow - Economic & Pricing Investigator | Medical Review by Sarah Nguyen, MD

Educational content; not medical advice. Prices are typical estimates and may exclude insurance benefits; confirm with a licensed clinician and your insurer.

Endolift is a subdermal laser procedure that uses a hair-thin optical fiber to heat tissue under the skin, trigger collagen remodeling, and, when needed, emulsify small fat pockets along the jawline, jowls, chin, and neck. People considering early facial laxity or soft jowling like it for contouring with minimal incisions and a short recovery window.

Typical U.S. prices sit in the low thousands per session. RealSelf’s editorial guide places Endolift around $2,000+ for one session, with broad variability by market and area treated, which aligns with what many clinics advertise publicly. A small under-chin pass will be on the lower end, while a full lower face and neck sits higher.

Safety is tied to the device and the hands using it. Eufoton’s LASEmaR 1500 platform, which powers Endolift, is a 1470 nm surgical laser family that has U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance K092860 for indicated soft-tissue applications in surgical specialties, a regulatory status clinics often cite when describing their equipment.

Article Insights

• Small single-area Endolift often runs $1,800–$3,000, multi-zone lower face plus neck $3,500–$5,500 based on posted menus like Libre Aesthetics & Wellness.
• Miami menu examples show neck at $2,800–$3,000 and jawline mapping from $2,300 at Nuceria.
• London clinics list £2,000–£3,900 for larger maps, about $2,700–$5,300 at recent rates, for example Dr David Jack with currency checked via OFX.
• Alternatives, Ultherapy averages $2,540, Thermage ranges $1,500–$7,900, Morpheus8 averages $1,800.
• Verify authentic Eufoton hardware and trained operators, and avoid unusually cheap offers, as highlighted in this UK report.

How Much Does Endolift Cost?

Endolift cost starts from $1,800 up to $5,500, depending on the face area package you choose, clinic, surgeon, and so on.

Providers quote either by area or as a bundled map of zones. Florida examples show per-face-area pricing at $1,800 and per-body-area at $2,000, while some practices post packaged line items like neck at $2,800–$3,000 and lower mid face at $2,800. The same pattern appears in the U.K., where clinics start around £1,450–£2,000 and move up for multi-zone work. You can see packaged menus on Nuceria’s pricing page and an example U.K. listing from Vie Aesthetics.

Major metros charge more due to rent, staff, and brand premiums, and some flagship practices price a lower face plus neck package well above an a-la-carte jawline only. Device overhead also matters since single-use fibers and tips are consumables, so per-area pricing tends to scale with how many passes and microfibers are used, as shown in the LASEmaR 1500 catalog.

Typical U.S. Endolift tiers (reference ranges)

Ranges compiled from cited U.S. clinic price pages and market guides.

In the US in 2025, Endolift treatment costs range broadly depending on the treatment area and the provider, with prices typically starting around $2,000 to $3,500 per session. For example, non-surgical face and neck lift treatments average about $3,000 to $3,500, while body contouring sessions often fall near the $3,000 mark. Prices can increase with additional treatment areas or multiple sessions. Facilities such as Beauty Cult in California quote approximately $3,500 per session, while Avidan MedSpa reports rates near $3,000 for face and body treatments.

Endolift is a minimally invasive laser procedure that tightens skin, reduces small fat deposits, and stimulates collagen production. It is typically offered for areas such as the face, neck, jawline, under eyes, abdomen, arms, and knees. Treatment sessions last between 15 and 90 minutes, depending on the number of areas treated. Many providers require a consultation to tailor a plan and provide a personalized quote.

Additional provider examples include PCH MedSpa in Los Angeles, and educational overviews like MedRein Health. Discount packages or combination treatments with fillers and threads may influence the final cost. Patients can expect mild recovery and gradual improvements over 3 to 5 months following treatment.

Real-Life Cost Examples

Example A, secondary market clinic, submental only. A single Endolift pass under the chin, numbing, brief follow-up, and a basic aftercare kit often totals $1,800–$2,400 based on posted per-area rates in Florida. Plan for swelling.

Example B, flagship practice, lower face and neck. London pricing illustrates the premium band, with reputable clinics listing from £2,000 to £3,900 for multi-zone work, roughly $2,700–$5,300 as of recent exchange rates, which reflects brand and practitioner seniority.

Example C, targeted touch-ups. A Miami practice advertises menu items like neck at $2,800–$3,000, mandibular contour at $2,300, and lower mid face at $2,800, giving a sense of add-on pricing for small zones after an initial session. Get itemized quotes.

Example D, combination day. Pairing Endolift with RF microneedling or similar skin-quality work adds $800–$2,000 in many markets, which can be efficient if you already plan downtime and want both tightening and texture on the same day. See average Morpheus8 costs via RealSelf.

Cost Breakdown

A typical bill has several parts. The base treatment fee reflects how many zones are mapped and how many passes are needed. Facility and staff time cover the room, the physician or dermatology provider, and an assistant. Single-use fibers and micro-cannulas are consumables that appear either embedded in the fee or listed as a line item, as detailed in the LASEmaR 1500 brochure.

Add-ons can include local anesthesia beyond simple topical numbing, a compression garment for neck cases, post-care skincare, and paid follow-up imaging. The LASEmaR 1500 platform supports multiple handpieces and fibers, so disposable selections and energy plans influence supply costs and the final number you see on the invoice.

Worked example, lower face plus neck, U.S. clinic. Base Endolift lower face and neck $3,200, facility $250, consumables like fibers and tips $300, local anesthesia upgrade $100, post-care products $120, total $3,970. This mirrors public menus that show per-zone sums adding up to a mid-four-figure all-in when mapped across the jawline and neck.

Hidden fees to ask about. Compression garment $40–$120, prescription pain meds $10–$40, extra follow-up photos $0–$75, touch-up minimums $300–$1,200. Small items add up fast, so confirm what is included before you pay a deposit.

Factors Influencing the Cost

Anatomy drives energy and time. Mild laxity with good skin quality can be a quick map with one fiber size, while mixed laxity and fat under the chin or along the jawline push toward more entries and more measured energy delivery to achieve the retraction patients expect. See patient-facing details from Eufoton.

Provider expertise and brand positioning matter. A seasoned facial plastic surgeon or board-certified dermatologist in a coastal metro often quotes a higher fee than a newer provider in a secondary market. Consumer surveys indicate people weigh reputation and proof of results heavily, which helps explain price premiums at top practices, per the ASDS consumer survey.

Facility type and financing policies also move the number. Medical spas sometimes post sharper per-area pricing, while surgical practices lean into bundled maps and staged plans that include a planned touch-up window, and some clinics offer memberships or seasonal promos that effectively lower the per-session total. Example financing policies are listed by St. Louis Cosmetic Surgery.

Alternative Products or Services

If your main goal is lifting without adipose reduction, energy devices like Ultherapy or Thermage target collagen at different depths and price differently. Ultherapy averages $2,540 with a range around $1,000–$4,000, while Thermage spans $1,500–$7,900, both influenced by area size and tip costs.

RF microneedling, like Morpheus8, handles texture and mild tightening, with averages near $1,800 and per-session ranges of $500–$4,000, often sold as a series. For small fat pockets, Kybella averages about $1,300 per session and needs multiple rounds, whereas FaceTite, a minimally invasive RF-assisted option, averages $5,600 and sits closer to the surgical end of nonsurgical. For moderate bands or muscle laxity, a surgical neck lift remains the durable route, with average surgeon fees around $7,885 before anesthesia and facility charges per the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Ways to Spend Less

Bundle small areas on one map. Many clinics will price more favorably if you treat submental fat with the jawline and jowls on the same day, since prep, setup, and follow-up happen once. Ask about half-day pricing if your plan spans multiple zones.

Shop off-peak and look for membership perks. Practices commonly run late-winter or early-spring specials before wedding and vacation season, and members may get 10–15% off device-based treatments or priority access to promotional days. Financing partners like CareCredit sometimes feature promotional APR windows, which lowers carrying cost if you avoid interest.

Expert Insights and Tips

Verify the platform and the person. Ask the clinic to confirm that the device is an authentic Eufoton LASEmaR 1500 and that the operator is trained on Endolift protocols, and request before-and-after photos with dates and lighting consistency. Recent news reports in the U.K. highlight harm from untrained operators and counterfeit equipment advertised as Endolift.

One practical step can save you money and grief later, ask the office to itemize the quote by zones, consumables, and follow-ups and to put any touch-up policy in writing, then keep those documents with your dated photos so there is a clear baseline if you need a secondary pass.

Price Differences in the U.S.

Per-area pricing in South Florida, with published $1,800 face areas and $2,000 body areas, often undercuts coastal California and Manhattan, where menu prices and brand premiums skew higher. Some patients travel for care and still come out ahead after airfare and a short hotel stay.

For international context, London clinics list £2,000–£3,900, roughly $2,700–$5,300 at recent exchange rates, which fits the idea that global capitals command higher quotes for multi-zone facial maps.

Answers to Common Questions

What is a typical price for jawline only versus lower face plus neck?

Small single-area maps commonly land around $1,800–$3,000, while lower face and neck packages often total $3,500–$5,500 in the United States.

Does local anesthesia change the bill?

Simple topical numbing is often included, while an upgraded local infiltration can add roughly $50–$150, and extra time for careful mapping increases staff costs, especially for neck cases that need more entries.

How long do results last before I need a touch-up?

Providers frequently cite improvements that continue for several months as collagen forms, followed by a stable window that may last one to two years, with some cases adding a targeted pass at nine to twelve months for fine-tuning.

Is there real downtime and will it affect work?

Expect swelling, tenderness, and possible bruising for several days, with public-facing events safer after one to two weeks, which aligns with patient reports and clinic guidance. See first-person experiences on RealSelf.

Are financing packages worth it compared with a cash discount?

If you can repay during a 0% promotional window, third-party plans can help, but interest can erase savings if you carry a balance, so cash discounts or memberships can be smarter for some buyers. Example terms are outlined by St. Louis Cosmetic Surgery.