I was planning to get Thermage, but I switched to Dencerty after seeing the price, and I think I actually made the right choice.

When I turned 32, I suddenly felt my skin sagging.

 

I was especially worried about fine lines around my eyes and mouth, as well as the loss of elasticity.

 

I looked into getting Thermage, but the price was too expensive, so I changed my mind and went with Denserty, which is in the same radiofrequency category.

 

 

 

You can think of Density and Thermage as being similar to ironing your skin.

 

It is a method that smooths out fine lines that have recently formed while inducing collagen production.

 

It doesn't make collagen appear instantly; instead, it helps your body produce collagen on its own, so the effects become more pronounced over time.

 

 

 

I also summarized the differences between this and ultrasound lifting treatments like Ulthera.

 

Ultrasound works by targeting the SMAS layer to tighten the facial contours, so while it provides a significant visible slimming effect, there is a risk of side effects such as sunken cheeks.

 

Radiofrequency (Density/Thermage) works by heating the dermis layer to improve elasticity, pores, and fine lines, so even those with thin skin or chubby cheeks can receive the treatment without any burden.

 

 

 

The characteristic of high-frequency treatment is that it provides changes that only those who care deeply about their skin can feel, rather than dramatic changes that are immediately noticeable to others.

 

I was the first to notice the difference in elasticity and the fading of wrinkles when I touched my skin.

 

For those who are sensitive to skin changes, this is a much more satisfying procedure.

 

I really recommend Density to those who are concerned about fine lines and elasticity, have thin skin, or lack cheek fat.

 

Did you guys also feel like your skin suddenly started to sag around the age of 32? I feel like I'm not the only one lol.