Lately, whenever I look in the mirror, I feel like my jawline and cheek line have become a little blurrier than before.
I didn't usually have any major skin concerns, but as I got older, I started to think that losing elasticity was inevitable.
Especially since I rarely wear a mask these days, I became more concerned about my facial contour and elasticity, so I decided to try titanium lifting among non-surgical lifting treatments.
I was told that titanium lifting is not a method of inserting threads, but rather a method of delivering heat by rubbing a high-frequency titanium device over the skin.
I was told that the principle is to transmit heat to the dermis layer through the device to induce collagen regeneration, and that it is a lifting method with relatively little irritation and quick recovery.
Before the procedure, I had a 1:1 consultation with the director.
It was a method of checking things like skin elasticity, sagging, and sensitivity, and adjusting the intensity and area settings according to my skin condition.
It felt like it wasn't just a structure where the procedure was done right away, but rather one where the facial structure and condition were examined and adjusted accordingly.
The hospital operates on a 100% reservation system, so there was almost no waiting time and the atmosphere was relatively quiet from consultation to treatment.
The structure was carried out entirely in a private environment.
The treatment took about 40 minutes and involved repeatedly delivering high-frequency energy to the entire face using a titanium lifting machine.
It felt like it was gently rubbing my skin, but inside I felt warm and it felt more like I was getting a massage rather than a strong stimulus.
I was told that the intensity can be adjusted depending on the skin condition, and that it is not too burdensome for even first-time lifters.
Immediately after the procedure, my skin tone seemed to have brightened overall and my facial lines seemed to have become a little more defined.
Rather than an immediate change in elasticity, I was told that due to the nature of titanium lifting, elasticity gradually increases over several days as collagen regeneration occurs.
I heard that my skin felt firmer around the third day and that my jawline became more defined after about seven days.
After the procedure, the nurse gave me very detailed instructions on what to do.
It was a way to specifically explain things to avoid when washing your face, exercising, using saunas, and using beauty devices.
Simple sedation was also performed, and there was almost no swelling, so I was able to return to my daily life the next day.
I heard that the cost of titanium lifting varies depending on the treatment area, intensity, number of times, and equipment used.
The place I visited had a price range based on a one-time visit, and if I visited regularly, I also received package information.
I was told that rather than blindly deciding on a procedure simply because it is cheap, it is better to consider the equipment, treatment method, and aftercare as well.
Rather than a one-time treatment, I felt it was closer to a management concept that periodically stimulates collagen regeneration, and I was informed that it would be managed at intervals depending on changes in the skin condition.
Now, we are observing the results a little longer after the procedure and continuing to monitor the maintenance period and further progress.
