Endymed FSR (Fractional Skin Resurfacing) is a state-of-the-art treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to resurface and renew the skin — with minimal risk, minimal discomfort, and minimal downtime. It’s a powerful alternative to laser treatments, targeting surface imperfections like crepey skin, fine lines, pigmentation, and acne scarring.
By removing micro-columns of damaged skin and stimulating the body’s healing response, FSR achieves smoother, brighter, and younger-looking skin — safely and effectively.
FSR uses fractional radiofrequency energy delivered in a grid-like pattern across the skin’s surface. This technique:
This differs from Endymed Intensif which targets deeper skin layers. FSR focuses on surface-level issues — ideal for concerns like acne scars, pigmentation, and crepey texture.
While both use radiofrequency (RF), FSR focuses on the skin’s surface — ideal for texture, pigmentation, and scars. Intensif targets deeper layers to treat laxity and internal collagen structure. They’re often combined for full-spectrum results.
Yes. A special version of the treatment called Endybleph is designed specifically for the periorbital (eye) area. It tightens crepey skin and softens fine lines without surgery.
You may feel a warm, prickly sensation, but the application of numbing cream beforehand makes the treatment comfortable for most people.
Most clients experience mild redness and dryness for 24–48 hours. Unlike laser resurfacing, there’s minimal risk of complications or prolonged downtime.
You’ll notice smoother skin within 1–2 weeks, with continued improvement in tone, texture, and scarring over the next 2–3 months as new collagen develops.
