It is definitely a non-invasive lifting procedure, but since it really pushes the ultrasound through, haha... There were some sensitive areas, even when I was getting the treatment~!!

I have heard that the skin on the neck is thinner and has a different structure than the face, requiring a more delicate approach during the procedure. While Shurink can be applied to the neck area, I understand that its feasibility depends on the specific area and skin condition. In particular, for the line extending from the chin to the neck, it seems crucial to first determine whether the issue is a loss of elasticity or a fat accumulation problem. Rather than proceeding with the procedure blindly, it would be best to assess the thickness of the neck skin and the degree of sagging, and then consult with a doctor.

Shurink is a procedure that delivers ultrasonic energy to the deep layers of the skin, so you may experience stiffness, tenderness, or a pulling sensation around the jaw after the treatment. Because of this, you may temporarily feel discomfort when chewing or moving your jaw, but this varies from person to person and generally tends to subside over time. If the pain is severe or jaw movement remains uncomfortable, it is advisable to have it checked at the clinic where you received the treatment. If your job involves frequent use of your jaw, please inform the medical staff beforehand and discuss the treatment scope and intensity.

Even though it is only day 7, the area around my mouth feels more refined. I was also interested in Oligio, but after reading the reviews, I think it is even more appealing.

Even with the same procedure, satisfaction can vary depending on face shape, skin thickness, and fat volume. It is best to use reviews only as a reference and make a decision after a thorough consultation to ensure the procedure is suitable for your skin condition and concerns.

If a double chin is caused by sagging skin, Shurink can help refine the jawline by increasing elasticity under the chin. You can begin to notice changes around one month later and check the progress between two and three months. However, since this procedure does not reduce the fat itself, the extent of improvement may be limited for double chins with a significant amount of fat; therefore, it is important to determine the number of shots and the depth of penetration by distinguishing between skin sagging and the amount of fat before the procedure.

After Shurink, it is advisable to avoid environments where strong heat is applied to the skin, such as saunas or steam rooms, for a while. Immediately after the procedure, redness, mild tenderness, or soreness may occur, but these symptoms usually improve temporarily. It is recommended to pay attention to moisturizing and sun protection, and to take a break from exfoliation that irritates the skin. However, if pain or swelling worsens or persists for a long time, it is important not to dismiss it as simply part of the recovery process but to consult the clinic where you received the treatment.

It seems that just because it is a skin procedure, you don't need to worry too much about the medications you normally take. In particular, anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents are associated with the risk of bruising or bleeding, so it is important to check beforehand. However, arbitrarily stopping medication before the procedure is dangerous, so you must consult with the medical team that prescribed it first. Ultimately, I believe that even for a minor procedure, thoroughly disclosing your health status, medications, and past side effects is the safest start.

Approximately 600 shots are sufficient to help refine the overall facial contours and improve double chin and jowls. You can receive treatments every 3 to 4 months initially, and then extend the interval to one year during the maintenance phase. To prevent the side effect of cheek hollowing, the key is to avoid sunken areas and treat only the necessary parts precisely. We hope you receive a personalized design from experienced medical professionals before proceeding with the procedure.

The perceived effects and duration of Shurink treatment may vary depending on individual skin condition and treatment intensity. If you are considering repeat treatments, it is advisable to consult with a doctor to determine not only the duration of the effects but also the recommended intervals and cumulative costs.

With Shurink, it is important to consider skin thickness, fat volume, and the degree of sagging in each area, rather than applying a uniform approach to the entire face. Since the cheeks can easily appear sunken, it would be best to discuss your specific areas of concern and desired direction of improvement during the consultation.

As far as I know, if you are on the thinner side, I’ve heard it’s better to exclude the cheeks and focus only on the jawline and chin. I’ve heard that if you have very little fat and get treatment on your cheeks as well, they might look sunken. So, when you visit the clinic, I think it would be best to ask if it is possible to just lightly treat the jawline while excluding the cheeks.