Endermologie Face (LPG)

Endermologie Face uses the French LPG system to mechanically micro-stimulate the facial tissue with motorised rollers and gentle suction. This naturally stimulates collagen and elastin, firms the contours, smooths wrinkles and reduces under-eye bags and a double chin. At GH Solutions it is a relaxing, needle-free treatment with results visible after the first session, ideal alongside other facial work.

Endermologie Face is a non-invasive, mechanical skin-stimulation treatment performed on LPG Endermologie technology — a French system that GH Solutions uses for both face and body. A specialised handpiece combines motorised rollers and a precisely controlled suction (the patented mechanical stimulation) to gently mobilise and stimulate the facial tissue. This micro-stimulation activates the fibroblasts to naturally produce more collagen and elastin, boosts microcirculation and lymphatic drainage, and helps re-firm and re-densify the skin without injections or heat. The visible effects are firmer facial contours, smoother fine lines, reduced puffiness and under-eye bags and a more defined jawline with less of a double chin. At GH Solutions the treatment is delivered in the Blue House clinic at Spa Resort Sanssouci and feels like a comfortable, relaxing facial massage rather than a clinical procedure. A session lasts around an hour, during which the practitioner works the handpiece methodically across the face and neck. There is no downtime whatsoever — the skin may look slightly flushed and refreshed immediately, and you can apply make-up and continue your day straight away. Results are often visible after the very first session, but because the collagen and lymphatic effects are cumulative, a course of sessions gives the best firming and contouring, and it works particularly well as a complementary treatment alongside injectables or device-based work. It is suitable for most skin types and is a good option for people who want a natural, needle-free approach. Contraindications are minimal but include active skin infection or inflammation in the area and certain vascular conditions, screened at consultation.