Born in Zurich. Built for the layer creams can't reach. An esthetician, an engineer, and four years of work.
“Why do my creams stop working at 55?” A client asked Lena that question. She didn't have an answer. So she went looking for one.
Two crafts.
One question.
One knew faces. The other knew precision.
Lena Hofer
Medical esthetician · ZurichFor 22 years, Lena treated women between 50 and 70 in her Zurich clinic. Beautiful skin, expensive creams, and a jawline that kept letting go. She knew why: in the face, many muscles attach directly into the skin, and no cream can reach them.
- 22 years in medical esthetics
- Thousands of jawlines treated by hand
Martin Hofer
Micro-electronics engineer · BielLena's husband spent his career in Biel, the heart of Swiss watchmaking, building tiny mechanisms that run for decades. One evening she asked him if her clinic treatment could fit in a woman's hand. He said he'd try.
- Micro-electronics from the watch industry
- Every pulse calibrated to be felt, never to hurt
From a question
to Underlift X.
How a clinic treatment became a five-minute routine.
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2019Zurich
The question.
A client asks Lena why her creams stopped working. Lena starts looking for the answer under the skin.
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2020Zurich
The real reason.
The support layer: the facial muscles that hold the skin up. The only thing that worked in her clinic was making them work.
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2021Biel
The first prototype.
Martin builds the first wand on his workbench. It works. It's also the size of a hair dryer.
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2023Zurich
ReAnchor™ technology.
Four modes, one order: Infuse, Tone, Lift, Refine, tested and refined with Lena's clients.
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2025Your couch
Underlift X.
The clinic treatment, in your hand. Five minutes a day, no needles, no appointment.
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“I built this for my clients, and for my mother. Five minutes on the couch, for the layer no cream could reach.” Lena Hofer, co-founder
Try it for 60 days.
The 4-mode device and the activating gel, free.
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