Lifting laser procedure (radiofrequency) review

I finally tried the lifting laser myself. Honestly, I had hardly any experience with such dermatological procedures, so I was hesitant. But after actually trying it, I think I achieved a somewhat satisfactory result, so I feel good. Let me share my experience with you~

One of the things that increasingly concerns me as I get older is skin elasticity. In fact, I didn't do much skin care in the past and had no blemishes, but as I age, wrinkles and fine lines are gradually appearingㅠㅠ pores are enlarging, and acne scars and pigmentation are lasting longerㅠ I realized that I need to take care of my skin.
First of all, I have never had a lifting laser procedure, so I looked into the types of lifting lasers. I found that lasers also vary depending on the machine. I initially chose a lifting laser that uses high-frequency energy. I found it interesting that high-frequency treatments can improve several things. They can also reduce wrinkles and generate energy inside the skin, which helps to increase collagen production. This regenerative effect helps to restore sagging skin and naturally enhance elasticity.
Although you may feel some immediate tightening right after the lifting laser procedure, one session alone is not sufficient. Multiple sessions are necessary. It is not a one-time treatment; receiving the procedure at regular intervals yields greater results!
I have received two sessions of lifting laser treatments so far, every two months. In fact, any procedure, big or small, can have side effects, right? Please examine carefully and choose the treatment that suits your skin condition. Fortunately, I did not experience any significant side effects.
Since lifting lasers tend to maximize their effectiveness after a certain period of time, it seems important to continue receiving the lifting laser treatments consistently until that point.
I realized that getting the lifting laser once or twice and finishing doesn't mean the effects will last forever. So, I plan to get it a bit more in the future, haha.