Even if you share the same jawline concerns, the treatment plan may vary depending on whether the primary cause is skin sagging or excessive subcutaneous fat. Since ultrasound lifting procedures like Shurink primarily aim to improve the elasticity and reduce sagging of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, simple lifting alone may not yield the desired contour changes if there is a significant amount of fat. Conversely, you should also be cautious about using excessive energy on a face that does not have much fat. Therefore, I believe it is crucial to assess skin elasticity, fat distribution, and facial structure together before the procedure to determine which specific areas need improvement.

Ondari Lifting is known as a procedure that allows for a relatively quick return to daily life. You can wash your face and apply light makeup on the same day, but it is recommended to avoid saunas or strenuous exercise that generate heat for about a week. While redness varies from person to person, it usually subsides quickly, so you do not need to worry too much. I recommend allowing at least a week of buffer time before any important events.

Ondari Lifting helps improve skin elasticity and refine facial lines, characterized by natural-looking results. Thread lifting provides significant immediate effects by physically pulling the skin, but it may cause a foreign body sensation. If you have little facial fat, treatments that improve elasticity may be more suitable than procedures to reduce fat. I hope you consult with a specialist to choose the method that best suits your face shape.

If your face looks sunken, Volneumer might actually be a better fit for you! I heard that compared to regular skin Botox, Volneumer is more effective because it stimulates the dermis layer of the skin to induce collagen contraction and regeneration.

Since Ondari Lifting is a procedure that utilizes heat, you may experience a warm or hot sensation. The pain is generally not severe, but it may be perceived differently depending on individual sensitivity. The intensity of the procedure can be adjusted in consultation with the medical staff, so please do not worry too much. After the procedure, please keep in mind that drinking plenty of water and moisturizing care will help alleviate the heat sensation.

Just because you are in your 40s does not mean Juvelook is particularly too late or unsuitable for you. In fact, at this stage, people often start to worry about skin elasticity and texture in addition to pores and fine lines, so it seems some people look into the procedure specifically for those goals. Since Juvelook works by injecting into the skin to induce collagen production, it differs from procedures that provide a sudden, dramatic increase in volume; instead, it is more about expecting changes in skin texture and elasticity over time. However, Juvelook is not a mandatory requirement just because you are in your 40s. The treatment approach may vary depending on whether your current primary concern is pores, fine lines, or loss of elasticity. Especially if your face appears significantly sunken, it would be beneficial to consult about volume as well, rather than making a decision solely based on improving skin texture. I believe it is more important to choose a procedure that aligns with your current skin condition and desired changes, rather than focusing on your age.

Since I don't have much fat on my face either, I found that preserving volume was more important than pulling too hard when I was looking into lifting procedures. Having thin skin doesn't necessarily mean Ultherapy isn't suitable, but for areas with less fat like the cheeks and below the cheekbones, it seems important to carefully adjust the energy level and treatment area. If you are concerned about sagging in the lower face, it would be good to ask about methods that focus on the necessary areas rather than treating the entire face aggressively.

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’ve noticed that some people feel a loss of elasticity after stopping regular jaw Botox injections. While muscle contraction can temporarily make the skin appear saggy, it is rare for Botox itself to be the direct cause of the loss of elasticity. In fact, as the muscles relax, sagging skin that was previously hidden often becomes more noticeable. If you are concerned about elasticity, combining it with lifting procedures like Ultherapy or Volneumer can be a good solution. I hope you find a care method that suits your skin condition through a thorough consultation.

Oh, that might be the case, but... ㅠㅠ That is why it's best to be precise during the consultation! You could say something like, "I want a natural look focusing on my jawline so my face doesn't look longer."

Thread lifting offers the advantage of an immediate lifting effect, but if you have little facial fat, you may worry about it looking uneven. If this is your first time, it is important to consult thoroughly with a specialist regarding the type of thread and the insertion method. There may be some swelling or tightness for a few days immediately after the procedure, but it will quickly become natural. I hope you make your decision after having your degree of skin sagging assessed at an experienced clinic.

I was curious about this myself a while ago, so I looked into it, and I heard that it varies slightly depending on the type of lifting procedure and the treatment area. In particular, since it is recommended to avoid excessive irritation to the face immediately after the procedure, if you have a dental appointment, I think it would be a good idea to consult with the clinic beforehand.