There are so many types of lifting procedures that I've tried them all — from the most painful to the most cost-effective, I'll tell you honestly.

I have tried everything from Shurink to Ulthera, Serf, Dencerty, and Onda. I will summarize my honest experience.

 

 

Shrink is really good value for money.

 

You can get it at a low price during events, and if you receive it consistently, the effect of your face tightening is definitely noticeable.

 

Even doctors say that you don't need to do expensive treatments; consistently doing Shurink is sufficient.

 

I felt a tingling sensation, but I was fine.

 

 

 

Ultherapy is definitely effective, but it hurts.

 

Since this method uses ultrasound to target the SMAS layer and tighten the facial contours, the visible changes are significant.

 

One thing I want to strongly advise against is sleep anesthesia.

 

Sleep anesthesia is more dangerous than you think, and I see news articles about anesthesia accidents every year.

 

Also, a lack of communication with the doctor regarding intensity adjustments for each body part affects the effectiveness.

 

I found it much better to receive it while awake, even if it hurts.

 

 

 

Serf and Denserty are high-frequency devices, but they really don't hurt.

 

Since it provides cooling at the same time, it is good enough to receive without anesthetic cream.

 

There was no downtime, and I was able to go about my daily life immediately after receiving it.

 

There are places that offer Dencerty for as low as the 900,000 won range during promotional events, so it is much more reasonably priced than Thermage.

 

 

Onda is a lifting procedure that is effective for defining facial lines and reducing fat.

 

I received Onda and Serf together, and the synergy was really good because I had high-frequency lifting done after reducing fat.

 

I recommend getting a combination of the two.

 

 

 

 

One tip is to find a regular doctor.

 

If the doctor's aesthetic preferences align with mine, consistently visiting the same clinic allows data on my face to accumulate and yields better results.

 

However, doing too much laser treatment is actually bad for the skin barrier, so proper home care with good moisturization is essential.

 

 

Which lifting procedure were you most satisfied with?