Since there are so many types of lifting procedures, it seems the right treatment varies depending on your skin condition. If you are concerned about sagging skin, many people look into radio frequency or ultrasound lifting treatments like Thermage or Ulthera, while those concerned about mild sagging or jawline refinement often consider Shurink or InMode. Since InMode includes a method that reduces fat, it is recommended to consult carefully if you have relatively little cheek fat. Unless the sagging is severe, I think it is better to make a decision after assessing skin elasticity and fat volume together, rather than starting with a treatment that is too intense.

There were also reviews saying that it causes more pain when used on the body, such as on the arms or abdomen!! I mainly applied it to my face... so depending on your skin elasticity or degree of sagging, you might want to try it if you need it, but please consider it carefully!~

It looks like you are debating between Thermage and InMode. Since my skin is on the sensitive side, I think it is better to get them with some time in between rather than receiving them together.

I also use a high-end treatment like Thermage to establish a thick base, and then maintain it with Shurink or InMode in between! It is much less expensive and helps maintain elasticity for a longer time, so I highly recommend it!

When I was looking into treatments for my double chin and jawline, I found myself comparing InMode and Ulthera quite a bit. It seems InMode is popular among those concerned about fat or sagging under the chin, while Ulthera is often chosen by those looking for a treatment for elasticity or sagging. However, if you don't have much cheek fat, I think it's better to consult with a doctor to consider issues like cheek hollowing rather than opting for the strongest treatment right away. Since InMode can cause bruising or redness depending on the individual, it might be a good idea to allow some flexibility if you have an important schedule. Ultimately, even with the same double chin issue, the results can vary depending on whether the problem is excess fat or significant skin sagging, so I think the best way to feel at ease is to get direct consultations for both procedures and compare them.

I recommend Ulthera for those in their 30s and older!

If your goal is to correct hollows and refine your jawline, I think it would be better to choose one treatment and monitor the progress rather than getting multiple lifting procedures. * If the main concern is sagging jawline → Get a single session of HIFU like Shurink or Ulthera first, and observe the changes after about 3 months, or * If the focus is loss of elasticity or fine lines → Get a single session of RF like Density and observe the changes after 2 to 3 months. * If you are still concerned about hollows → Rather than repeating the procedure, observe the progress for about 3 months and consult for additional treatments only on the areas that need further attention. The effects of HIFU become noticeable around 3 months and last up to 6 months, while RF can improve elasticity for about 6 months after the procedure. If you are worried about hollows in your cheeks, it would be safer to schedule one session → check the progress for 2 to 3 months → and add more if necessary, rather than scheduling 2 to 3 consecutive sessions from the start.

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Double chin tightening can help define the jawline if the muscles under the chin are sagging. It is usually performed in a single session, and it is recommended to allow about 2 to 4 weeks for recovery. As this is a surgical procedure, please carefully consider factors such as the recovery period, scarring, and the sensation of tightness, and make a decision after a detailed consultation to determine if it is truly necessary.