I'm curious about the difference between Dencerty and Ulthera.

Hello. Lately, my facial elasticity has decreased compared to before, my cheeks are sagging, and my jawline seems to have become less defined, so I am looking into lifting procedures. While researching various treatments, I learned about Denser-T and Ulthera, and I am asking this question because I am curious about the differences between the two.

I have heard that Dencerty uses radio frequency while Ulthera uses ultrasound, so I am curious if there are significant differences in the depth or method of action on the skin. Although both procedures are used for lifting, I would also like to know if the areas where the effects are felt and the changes after the treatment differ.

I am particularly curious about the differences between cases involving sagging cheeks or a blurred jawline, and cases where overall skin elasticity has decreased. I would also like to know if the choice differs depending on whether the focus is on refining facial lines or if one desires a firmer skin texture.

I am also curious about the difference in pain. I have heard a lot about how painful Ultherapy is, so I am curious to know how painful Dencerty actually is and how those who have received both treatments felt about the pain. I would also like to know if there are differences in the recovery process, such as swelling or redness after the procedure.