I am curious about this as well. I would like to know if I absolutely have to continue receiving treatment at the same hospital, or if it would be okay to go to a different hospital as long as I have records such as the treatment site and number of shots from the first session. I am also curious to know how much of my previous treatment records need to be shared if I switch hospitals. I would like to hear from those who have received treatment multiple times and have switched hospitals about their experience.

I was also curious about how effective Shurink would be as I get older, but after receiving the treatment, I realized that skin condition is more important than age. Initially, I expected dramatic changes, but once I actually received the treatment, I was satisfied because my facial contours felt naturally refined and my skin felt a bit more elastic. It wasn't that the treatment was ineffective just because I was older; I definitely felt it helped with the areas where sagging had started. However, I realized that if sagging has already progressed significantly, it might be difficult to see the expected changes with Shurink alone. That is why I found it important to have my current skin condition accurately assessed during the consultation.

Simply put, you can think of Ulthera as having the strength of performing treatments more precisely by identifying the exact layers, while Shurink is a good option for starting elasticity care with relatively less burden. However, this does not mean that "Ulthera is unconditionally better." Satisfaction varies depending on the degree of sagging, the amount of facial fat, and the desired changes. In particular, if you have little facial fat or are concerned about sunken cheeks, it is important to carefully determine the intensity and treatment areas.

Gentle cleansing is possible on the day of the procedure or the following day after Shrink, but it is best to do so gently with lukewarm water and a mild cleanser. It is generally recommended to avoid peeling, scrubbing, and exfoliating products for at least 3 days, or safely for about a week, and to consistently moisturize and protect yourself from UV rays to maintain the effects.

I've heard that while pain varies from person to person, it is generally bearable for most. It becomes much more comfortable if you use a cooling device or anesthetic cream in conjunction.

Even after just one session, I felt my face looked slightly more refined, but it wasn't to the point where I thought, "Wow, it's completely different!" Rather, after receiving treatments consistently a few times, I felt that my skin's elasticity was being maintained more stably. In particular, after about three treatments, my skin felt firmer and my jawline looked cleaner than before, so I was very satisfied. People around me also told me that my face looked better. Of course, some people are satisfied after just one session, but I felt that Shurink is a procedure where you can feel the effects better when you receive consistent care. In fact, while some people notice changes after just one Shurink session, there are also many cases where satisfaction increases as they receive regular treatments multiple times.

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.

UV protection is important, right? And moisturize as well.

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

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.

I was most worried about the pain when I first received it, but it wasn't as unbearable as I expected. When the shots went in, I felt a tingling or throbbing sensation deep within the skin, and it hurt a bit more, especially along the jawline or near the bone. However, since the pain wasn't continuous but passed by in fleeting moments, it was bearable. It was much better when I asked them to adjust the intensity to a level I could tolerate rather than just increasing it as high as possible. Personally, I found it more tolerable than the pain of getting an injection like Rejuran. However, I think the sensation will vary quite a bit depending on one's pain sensitivity.

Shrink Universe 300 Shots is a procedure that uses high-intensity focused ultrasound to deliver heat to target layers deep within the skin, aiming to refine the jawline, lift the facial contours, and improve skin elasticity. 300 shots are suitable for localized areas such as the jawline, double chin, and under-cheeks, rather than the entire face. Prices vary by clinic.