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I think it's good to shape the facial contour with Ultherapy.
I am recording my story of being satisfied after receiving Ultherapy treatment for my chubby jawline.
If you're considering Ultherapy laser treatment, I hope this helps by providing information on the procedure process, pain level, and differences from Thermage.
I was a bit hesitant before deciding to undergo the procedure.
I think that sagging skin elasticity as we age might be something quite natural.
At that moment, I thought it would be much better to undergo a procedure that would satisfy me and eliminate my stress rather than just looking at myself in the mirror and feeling stressed, so I started seeking consultation.
I was deciding between Thermage and Ultherapy, and I chose Ultherapy.
Wait a moment!!! Let's find out the difference between Thermage and Ultherapy.
Ultherapy refers to an ultrasound procedure that uses high-intensity focused ultrasound technology, characterized by its lifting effect from deep within the skin.
Thermage is a procedure that uses high-frequency current to deliver energy from the outside of the skin inward in sequence, primarily targeting the dermis layer.
I chose Ultherapy because I was captivated by the lifting effect from deep within the skin.
Ultherapy was recommended with sleep due to pain, so I proceeded with sleep.
Thermage generally causes a tingling sensation, which most people can tolerate, but Ultherapy is said to be much more painful in comparison.
I had a procedure done on both sides of my lower jaw because I felt it was thick in that area.
The doctor drew guidelines and performed the procedure.
After that, I was in a sleep state and couldn't remember the details of the process well, but when I woke up from sleep, it was only a tingling sensation that was bearable.
After about ten days, I noticed that when I took a photo, hmm, my facial contours seemed to come alive a bit.
I started to feel that way.
It was a procedure that made me realize how great it would be if I could receive it regularly.