I heard that Ulthera is actually famous for being the most painful procedure. But maybe because the Ulthera machine at the first clinic I was recommended was called Ulthera Gold, which is supposed to be less painful, (It was painful and stinging, but) it was bearable. :)

I was so satisfied with my first Ultherapy session that I proceeded with a total of three sessions. The machines these days definitely aren't very painful! However, there is still some pain, so if you prefer something a little less painful, I think Thermage is a good option as well.

After reading the reviews, I'm drawn to it even more because it features a style that changes naturally. I'm also concerned about my facial contours, so I think I understand a little bit why the satisfaction rate for Density is so high.

I was curious too, so I looked up reviews from people who have actually received the treatment. Many reviews mention that while they feel a slight sense of refinement immediately after the procedure, the slimming effect on the jawline becomes noticeable after a month or two. The treatment involves about 300 to 600 shots, and satisfaction is said to be highest around the 2nd or 3rd month mark, to the point where people around them notice the difference. They mentioned that the pain is a bit dull, but they were satisfied because the difference became visible in photos over time. Although individual differences exist, some people said the visible changes made the cost worthwhile, so I think it would be helpful to keep that in mind!

I noticed quite a few reviews stating that changes began to be felt around the third week. Many people mentioned that compared to immediately after the procedure, their skin felt firmer and their facial contours seemed to become naturally more defined as time passed. Especially since Shurink often involves gradual changes rather than dramatic transformations all at once, I think it is important not to be too impatient. I enjoyed reading your review. I hope you take good care of your skin and remain satisfied for a long time.

Ulthera certainly lives up to its reputation, probably because it is so famous. I'm interested because the effects last a long time, but I'm worried about the pain. 15 minutes. ^^;;; Anyway, I'm glad the procedure went well.

Initially, the hospital offered a 3-session package, and they recommended doing it every 6 months. However, I didn't have the time, and since maintaining skin elasticity takes longer than that, I received treatments at intervals of 7 to 8 months.

Before I received Density, I also just thought of it as a "procedure to improve skin elasticity." However, after getting a consultation, I realized it is really important to pinpoint exactly what my concerns are. My goal was to refine my jawline and improve overall elasticity rather than simply having my face lifted; mentioning this during the consultation helped me set the right direction. I felt that even with the same Density treatment, the focus differs depending on whether the concern is sagging, fine lines, or just a feeling of the skin losing its firmness. While the procedure itself is important, I think the way to increase satisfaction is to first determine "what kind of changes you want."

Both procedures use radiofrequency technology, so they are said to help with skin elasticity care. Also, since Dencerty is more affordable than Thermage, some people choose it for its cost-effectiveness. I recommend consulting with a doctor to select the one that best suits your skin condition and budget!

The feeling of having a neatly defined jawline I know that very well, haha.

Compared to the pain of Ulthera, it seems bearable. I am more interested in Dencerty because it is relatively less painful. Thanks for the information.

I've definitely noticed that the more sensitive your skin is, the more the embossing marks show up. ㅠㅠ I'm worried about the embossing too, but I think I should just assume I won't be able to go out for about 2-3 days. lol