I understand you are deeply concerned about sagging nasolabial folds and cheeks. Density is a procedure that helps stimulate collagen production in the dermis layer of the skin, naturally improving overall elasticity. It feels like it fills the skin with firmness rather than pulling it excessively, making it very popular among those worried about sunken cheeks. Since it helps refine the jawline as well as improve sagging around the nasolabial folds, I recommend consulting with a specialist. I hope you experience the natural transformation of increased elasticity!

With radiofrequency lifting procedures like Densorty, your face may appear plumper or larger than usual immediately after the procedure due to a sensation of heat or temporary swelling. Typically, your facial contours return to their original state as the swelling subsides, and patients tend to gradually experience improvements in skin elasticity and jawline afterwards. While the degree of swelling and the timing of effects vary from person to person, swelling usually takes about 2 to 7 days to subside, although residual swelling may persist for 1 to 2 weeks depending on the individual.

I think the swelling will subside since I'm getting lifting treatments. However, since swelling varies depending on what you eat and your body's hydration levels, I do expect there will be some daily variation.

After receiving my first Density session, I first noticed a sense of firmness about a week later, and after about a month, I could feel my jawline becoming naturally refined. So, I plan to observe the results for about a month and then decide on a re-treatment if there are any areas I am still not satisfied with.

If you receive Dencerty treatments consistently according to the proper schedule, it actually induces collagen production, resulting in denser skin. However, if you receive the treatment repeatedly at too short intervals, your skin may become thinner. We recommend getting the treatment every 6 months to 1 year.

Since the selection of the Dencerty treatment tip depends on the desired skin depth, we check your skin condition beforehand and make a decision based on the direction of improvement you wish to achieve. The Alpha Tip is primarily suitable for surface texture and fine lines, while the Classic Tip is appropriate for strong lifting in the deep dermis. During the consultation, you can discuss the desired treatment effects to decide which tip to use.

I think it would be best to consult about Dencerty with a focus on how to adjust elasticity and contours rather than viewing it as a weight-loss procedure. If you don't have much facial fat, it is important to be specific about the areas and extent of the changes you want. Immediately after the procedure, your face may feel slightly different from usual due to swelling or skin tension, so it would be more objective to compare photos taken after some time has passed rather than judging the results solely based on what you see in the mirror right away. The changes you perceive may also feel different from the actual changes in your facial contours.

I understand you are very concerned about internal dryness after the high-frequency treatment. Since Denserty utilizes deep heat within the skin, you may experience temporary dryness immediately after the procedure. However, this is a natural phenomenon that occurs during the skin regeneration process, so please do not worry too much. If you focus on moisturizing for a few days after the procedure—applying a generous amount of moisturizer or using a face mask—you will recover quickly. Don't forget to stay hydrated, and I wish you the best of luck in becoming beautiful and healthy!

I see you are curious about the effects of a single Dencerty treatment. While individual differences exist, many people feel their skin becoming slightly firmer even immediately after the procedure. In particular, many first notice changes such as a more defined jawline or smoother skin texture. As time passes and collagen is generated, the sensation of increased elasticity will become more distinct after a few weeks. Rather than expecting dramatic changes right from the start, I think it would be great to enjoy the process of your skin becoming healthier.

You must have been very worried about facial expressions or muscle usage after the Dencerty procedure! Since the radiofrequency procedure works by delivering thermal energy to the dermis layer of the skin to induce collagen regeneration, habits such as biting your jaw or tensing your facial muscles do not directly reduce the effectiveness of the treatment. However, if you tense your jaw excessively, your jaw muscles (masticatory muscles) may develop, making the lifting effect appear less noticeable. Therefore, I recommend consciously wearing a mouthguard while using a computer or practicing relaxing your muscles by gently touching your tongue to the roof of your mouth. Please do not be too anxious and try to manage your condition comfortably!

Are you concerned about getting a lifting procedure during the summer? Since Dencerty uses radiofrequency energy, you may feel a sensation of warmth on your skin immediately after the procedure. If you are worried about sweat or UV rays in the summer, avoiding exposure to strong sunlight for a few days after the procedure and refraining from saunas or strenuous exercise for about 3 to 5 days will greatly help soothe your skin. If you have a vacation coming up, we recommend getting the procedure with at least a week of buffer time. If you pay attention to sufficient moisturization and UV protection, you will be able to look beautiful even in the summer!

If you have sensitive skin, it is best to approach lifting or dermatological procedures that involve irritation with caution. If you have experienced skin redness even after laser treatments, it is advisable to avoid high-intensity shots during lifting procedures. Furthermore, if your skin is currently sensitive and thin, it is better to repair the skin barrier first by using a skin booster such as Rejuran or Exosome Juvelook, rather than undergoing a lifting procedure.