I am curious about the effects and reviews of double chin lifting procedures.
Hello. As I get older and gain weight, my jawline has sagged and my double chin has worsened, causing me great stress every time I look in the mirror. No matter how much weight I lose, the fat under my chin doesn't seem to go away, which is deepening my concern. So, I am now considering whether I should visit a dermatologist and actively get a double chin lifting procedure.
I searched online and saw that lifting procedures like InMode and Shurink are frequently mentioned, so I am curious to know what the results are like for those who have actually received them. I would like to know if they definitely help with tightening the chin or improving the jawline, or if it takes about a few sessions to see noticeable changes. It would also be very helpful if you could share your experiences regarding whether the pain or bruising during the procedure is severe.
Please share any reviews from people who have actually undergone the procedure or any information you received from the clinic.
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- 01CommentsAs someone with dry skin myself, I totally relate to the feeling of my cheeks and the corners of my mouth sagging by the afternoon. I'm really tempted by Oligio because it's minimally painful and allows for immediate return to daily activities, but I'm also super curious to see how effective it will be for dry skin! I'll be taking note of your helpful reviews and advice as well. 💕721126.11.03
- 02CommentsI found that when it comes to lifting, you need to consider your face shape, skin thickness, fat volume, and degree of sagging together, rather than simply choosing a popular procedure. If you have less facial fat, it is also important to check for the possibility of cheek hollowing. It is advisable to consult with several clinics and make a decision after comparing the treatment principles, expected results, and potential side effects.220026.11.03
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- 01CommentsThere is absolutely no need to undergo multiple combination procedures right from the start. If you are concerned about a sagging jawline or a double chin, try ultrasound first; if your goal is to reduce fine lines on the skin surface and improve skin firmness, try radiofrequency equipment alone. I recommend visiting at least two or three clinics to find one that offers a single procedure without unnecessary treatments. Please compare thoroughly, and I hope you make a decision you are satisfied with.411026.10.28
- 02CommentsI also looked into this after getting the procedure, and I found that with lifting creams, it is more important to observe how hydration and skin elasticity change over consistent use rather than focusing on the immediate improvement. If you are concerned about sagging around the mouth or wrinkles, it is a good idea to look into products containing peptides or ceramides, and start with a small amount of a product that suits your skin well.540026.10.18
- 03CommentsThe treatment approach for nasolabial folds may vary depending on the degree of hollowness and the extent of cheek sagging. If the grooves themselves are deeply indented, filling them with fillers is effective for immediate improvement. On the other hand, if the wrinkles are caused by sagging cheek skin, lifting them with Ultherapy or thread lifting provides a more natural look. I recommend consulting with a clinic to accurately determine the cause and making a comprehensive decision.481026.10.29
- 01CommentsI see you were very curious about the downtime for the Onda Lifting procedure due to concerns regarding jawline elasticity. While individual differences exist, the Onda Lifting generally causes minimal bruising or swelling, so only slight redness usually occurs on the day of the procedure. You can apply makeup and resume your daily activities without any issues the following day, so please feel free to schedule a consultation.841026.10.09
- 02CommentsIf it were me, I would start by getting the procedure that is your top priority. If your biggest concern is sagging facial contours, I would recommend Ultherapy; if you are more concerned about dull skin, fine lines, or loss of elasticity, I would suggest consulting about Thermage first. Then, observe the results for about two months and proceed with treatments to address any remaining issues. Rather than getting both procedures at once, I think it is better to try one first, taking your skin condition into account!952126.10.21
- 03CommentsI also looked for lifting creams before getting a consultation. I could definitely feel the hydration when I applied them, but I didn't really notice any significant improvement in my pores. However, since consistently moisturizing and taking good care of your skin's condition through sun protection helps, I think it would be a good idea to start with home care rather than expecting dramatic results.520026.10.18
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