I see you are concerned about the price of Shurink Universe. Prices vary quite significantly from clinic to clinic depending on the type of tip used, the number of shots, and whether there are any special promotions. While most places typically range from approximately 100,000 to 200,000 won for 300 shots, prices differ by treatment area, so it is most accurate to confirm directly through the clinic's website or a consultation. I hope you compare several clinics and receive a satisfactory treatment at a reasonable price.

Since there are so many types of lifting procedures, it seems the right treatment varies depending on your skin condition. If you are concerned about sagging skin, many people look into radio frequency or ultrasound lifting treatments like Thermage or Ulthera, while those concerned about mild sagging or jawline refinement often consider Shurink or InMode. Since InMode includes a method that reduces fat, it is recommended to consult carefully if you have relatively little cheek fat. Unless the sagging is severe, I think it is better to make a decision after assessing skin elasticity and fat volume together, rather than starting with a treatment that is too intense.

Ulthera → Ultrasound that focuses on deep layers. It can be considered when you want to aggressively tighten the jawline and lower facial sagging, but those with little facial fat must be particularly careful with the settings. Shrink → Although it belongs to the same ultrasound family, it is often chosen by those looking to start with a relatively lower burden. However, the location and depth of the treatment are more important than the number of shots. Density → Radiofrequency (RF) type. Since it aims for overall skin elasticity and tightening, it aligns relatively well with the goal of "making the skin firm rather than drastically losing cheek fat." Volneumer → Also classified as a radiofrequency device, it should be considered for improving skin elasticity, just like Density.

I have also heard that the immediate effects and changes over time may differ slightly between the two procedures. Immediately after the procedure, you might feel like your jawline has been refined due to swelling or tissue contraction, but I was told that actual changes in elasticity can appear gradually over several weeks. The duration of the effects is about 3 to 6 months for Shurink and about 6 to 12 months for Ultherapy, but there is quite a significant difference depending on the number of treatments, shots, energy level, degree of skin sagging, age, and lifestyle habits. Rather than expecting the same effect to last exactly for that period after a single treatment, you should assume the effects will gradually diminish. I think it would be best to consult based on your own degree of skin sagging and the results you desire.

If you have a relatively thin face, you may be concerned about the side effect of cheek hollowing during Shurink. Cheek hollowing can occur when excessive energy is applied to areas with more flesh or when the treatment design is not suitable. Before the procedure, be sure to inform the doctor that you are concerned about cheek hollowing and request energy adjustment and a customized design. If you receive treatment after a thorough consultation with experienced medical staff, you will likely achieve excellent results.

While light makeup is generally possible immediately after the Shurink procedure, if you experience redness or a burning sensation, it is best to wait until your skin has calmed down. If you are returning to work on Monday after the procedure on the weekend, there are usually no major issues, but individual differences exist, so it is advisable to follow the clinic's instructions first. It is safest to apply just a light base rather than heavy makeup right from the start.

These days, an increasing number of clinics are requesting photos to assess your facial condition remotely before a consultation. From the clinic's perspective, this is a process designed to check the patient's condition in advance and prepare for a more efficient consultation, so you do not need to worry too much. While what you see in a mirror may differ from a photo, our experts will assess your condition well. I hope you have a great consultation and receive beautiful Shrink treatment.

I didn't get Shurink, but after a lifting procedure, I used a La Roche-Posay regenerating cream. It was non-irritating and great for soothing the skin. Usually, the clinic where you get the procedure sells or recommends regenerating creams, so even though it was a bit expensive, I tried it and it was good. Be sure to ask about regenerating creams during your consultation after your lifting treatment.

I've noticed that after dieting, it's not just the skin that sags; the loss of facial volume can also make the face look more droopy. In such cases, I believe it's crucial to assess your current facial fat and skin elasticity first, rather than blindly opting for a strong lifting treatment. This is especially true if you don't have much facial fat, as procedures that tighten too aggressively can actually make your cheeks look sunken. Since Ulthera, Shurink, and radiofrequency treatments all offer different sensations, choosing the one that best suits your specific facial condition is the most important factor. Ultimately, I think the answer lies in identifying the cause of the sagging first, rather than focusing on the name of the procedure. :)

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."

While you can combine Ultherapy with other procedures, it is better to separate them according to your goals and areas rather than receiving them all on the same day. If you are considering fillers, I often recommend getting Ultherapy first and then using fillers only on the necessary areas. Since Shurink is also an ultrasound lifting procedure, it is better to receive one first and observe the results for about 1 to 2 weeks before deciding whether to add it, rather than doing both at once.

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.