Please recommend a lifting laser.

I am in my mid-30s and would like to receive a laser lifting treatment.

 

I received InMode laser treatment in my early to mid-20s.

 

I haven't had a lifting laser treatment even once since then.

 

I want to try skin care, so I am looking into lifting lasers.

 

 

I'm not really sure which one is good.

 

While browsing Cashdoc, I noticed there were some hospital events, so I took a look.

 

I wonder why there are so many types of lifting lasers... haha

 

The prices varied widely, too.

 

I hope it doesn't exceed 1 million won!

 

So I also looked up lifting lasers on Cashdoc.

 

I'll leave a comment!

 

 

Besides InMode, the lifting laser I heard of was Shurink.

 

I thought it was just Shrink, but there is a Shrink Universe too?

 

It looks like an upgraded version of Shrink has been released in the meantime.

 

U&I Clinic Konkuk University Branch is holding the Shrink Universe event.

 

https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/3513

 

 

It's 35,000 won for 100 shots, and 95,000 won for 300 shots!

 

I suppose if I get a lifting laser, I would need at least 300 shots to treat my entire face, right?

 

And the advantage of Shurink is that it comes with various cartridges, allowing for treatments tailored to your skin condition.

 

Compared to that, the price isn't bad either.

 

The Lifting Laser Shrink Universe uniquely has an Ultra Booster dedicated to it as well.

 

They say it's called the Aurora Ampoule, a special ampoule that is especially helpful during the Shurink procedure!

 

Seeing this makes me really want to try it too!!!

 

 

 

 

Another lifting laser is Oligio.

 

Oligio saw the Only One Clinic event.

 

Oligio is a bit more expensive than Shrink.

 

Oligio is a procedure that can be performed using high-frequency energy.

 

They say it is a laser designed to suit Korean skin.

 

So they say it causes less pain and the effects last a long time!!

 

https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/1883

 

 

 

Especially since they say the pain is mild enough that you don't even need to apply anesthetic cream.

 

Isn't this pretty good?

 

Of course, if you consider the price, Shrink is better.

 

Still, since Oligio lasts a long time, I think it might be similar.

 

They say that those who can't tolerate pain well proceed after applying anesthetic cream!

 

Seeing things like this, I can really feel that this is a meticulous dermatology clinic hahaha

 

 

Which would you choose between Shrink Universe and Oligio?

 

I am a bit hesitant, too, since it has been a really long time since I last had a lifting laser treatment.

 

I'm also thinking of trying the Shrink Universe first!