Oligio involves minimal pain and downtime, making it a good choice for those with thin cheeks or a delicate fat layer who find strong lifting procedures burdensome, as it helps reduce concerns about cheek hollowing. The primary reason for choosing it is not to forcefully lift the skin, but rather to naturally improve elasticity, skin texture, and facial contours by inducing collagen regeneration with radio frequency.

I wanted to get an ultrasound lift, but I couldn't because I was too scared of the side effect of sunken cheeks. I see that radio frequency treatments like Volneumer allow me to get them without that worry! My skin is on the thinner side; would Volneumer be okay for me?

Oh!! Thank you for providing detailed hospital information^^

The procedure can be performed without anesthesia. Even busy workers with little time I think I can do it.

Oh, so this is what density is^^ Thanks for sharing the review 😉

If your mother is getting an eyebrow lift, Mint Room would be the best choice! Even if it hurts a little, the thread lifting effect will be better :)

I'm most interested in Ulthera, but I hear it's the most painful lol. Still, I really like that the results last for a year. You summarized it so well ^^

I see you are getting neck wrinkle fillers next month. My neck wrinkles have been looking quite prominent lately, so it's been bothering me too. I hope your procedure goes well.

Home care lifting devices are good, but... Dermatology tends to have a higher output volume, so it's more effective..!

Oh oh oh, the V-line lifting is really cheap, isn't it? I think I would go to the Gangnam branch too, haha.

I was curious after seeing the advertisement for the Oligo treatment, and it was great. I will go and see the laser treatment at Barog Clinic.

Oligio skin lifting is the domestic version of Thermage. I also want to try receiving it once.