I have been consistently getting Ulthera treatments. I heard that Ulthera is excellent for lifting, while Thermage is good for skin elasticity and tightening. I mainly focused on basic lifting, so I used Ulthera. However, I heard that the painless Ulthera Prime has recently been released, so please keep that in mind!

I have thin skin too, but I received Oligio treatment! It is less burdensome than Thermage, and I could definitely feel my skin becoming firmer. I think the results vary depending on the doctor's technique and how meticulously they perform the procedure. I recommend asking during the consultation if it is suitable for you first, after they assess your skin condition :)

For lifting procedures like Ultherapy or Thermage, it is best to avoid them if you have no cheek fat. If the technician's technique is poor, it can cause hollowing in the cheeks, resulting in a peanut-shaped face. Therefore, if you have thin facial skin but want a lifting treatment, I recommend All Tight Lifting. To minimize side effects, the medical team's expertise is ultimately the most important factor, so it is crucial to read reviews thoroughly, look up testimonials, and visit clinics in person for a consultation. Also, avoid places where only a consultation manager discusses the procedure and proceeds immediately without speaking directly with a doctor. Above all, the process of speaking directly with the doctor before receiving treatment is essential.

If you get a lifting procedure on someone with little facial fat, it can actually worsen the hollowing of your cheeks, resulting in a peanut-shaped face. This hollowing occurs because the sagging skin tightens tightly as it is lifted. That is why I recommend All Tight Lifting for those with thin faces. It provides an immediate skin lifting effect after the procedure, is painless, and is effective for skin elasticity and fine lines. I suggest visiting a dermatologist for a consultation.

I totally relate to the feeling that my face is the first thing to lose weight. That's my biggest source of stress, so I was actually considering Juvelook Volume. The fact that you received three sessions over the course of a year means you didn't rush. Did you feel the effects immediately after your first session?

They injected me with Juvelook multiple times... Wasn't it too painful?? I want to do it though 🤣

I totally relate to the comment about it getting really swollen after the first Volasome session lol. I wondered why it looked like this after I got it, too, but it went down the next day. When you received all three sessions, did you stop getting bruises starting from the second one?

You might ask when people start getting procedures these days? There isn't really a specific timeframe. In fact, skin aging actually begins in the 20s, so people nowadays start managing their skin early for maintenance purposes. You can start treatments like lifting or Botox if necessary, but if you aren't particularly concerned about sagging skin, there is no real need to do them. You should assess your current concerns and receive the necessary procedures.

Thread lifting provides an immediate lifting effect even with a single session. However, since it is not entirely permanent and the results eventually return to their original state, you can consider it semi-permanent. Lifting procedures such as Ulthera, Thermage, and InMode also offer slight effects after a single treatment, but if you wish to maintain the results for a long time, repeated treatments are recommended.

I got Rejuran twice but didn't see any results, so I just gave up. I guess I'll have to try the hand injection again. I didn't even know that the methods varied from hospital to hospital.

So, hair removal is the cost-effective treatment at men's dermatology. Thanks for the post.

Thank you so much for the Linear G review! I've also been putting off Shurink because of the pain, but I was thinking I should look into Linear G. Since I just want to refine my body lines, it seems like the perfect fit for my case. By any chance, how many sessions did you have?