I see that it improved in just two weeks. I should look up what a figure-eight iron is.

I also heard during my consultation that getting nasolabial fold fillers can make your mouth look protruding ㅠㅠ So I hesitated and eventually gave up on the idea, but I just found out that combining thread lifting with Juvelook can produce a natural look! By the way, how long does the volume from Juvelook tend to last?

During the vacation season, lifting procedures such as Onda Lifting, Thread Lifting, and All-Tight Lifting are recommended because they have short procedure times and relatively low recovery burdens.

You received a thorough consultation regarding your questions. I can relate. I also have times when asking questions actually makes me worry even more.

If nasolabial folds are caused by hollowness, a small amount of filler is the fastest and most cost-effective option, but excessive filler can make the corners of the mouth look unnatural. If sagging and loss of elasticity are present together, combining it with lifting procedures like Ulthera or Shurink, or collagen regeneration treatments like Juvelook or Ultracoll, yields a more natural result.

In my experience, when it comes to mid-face sagging and nasolabial folds, it is crucial to select a procedure tailored to the specific cause rather than trying to resolve them with just a single treatment. Initially, I focused solely on my nasolabial folds, but after a consultation, I was informed that my sagging cheeks were making them appear deeper, so managing them with a focus on lifting treatments would be beneficial. I was satisfied after receiving a lifting procedure like Shurink; it refined my facial contours and made my nasolabial folds appear less prominent than before. However, I was advised that if wrinkles are already deeply ingrained, lifting alone may have limitations, so procedures to restore volume should be considered alongside it if necessary. Personally, I felt that getting a diagnosis of my current skin elasticity and degree of sagging first is the most important step, rather than blindly choosing a popular procedure. Since the appropriate treatment varies depending on whether the cause is facial sagging or volume loss, I found that choosing the method that fits me best after a thorough consultation resulted in higher satisfaction.

I understand your current concerns include a sagging jawline, nasolabial folds, and drooping cheeks. By the way, how much facial fat do you have? If you have a fair amount of facial fat, InMode is a good choice. InMode is effective for fat reduction and is excellent for defining the jawline. However, if you have very little facial fat, InMode can cause the side effect of hollowing out the cheeks, so I recommend All Tight Lifting. Since there are various lifting procedures available depending on your skin type, please visit a dermatologist for a consultation.

I'm actually curious about this too ~^^ The price is good, and the elasticity and nutrition are also excellent 🥰👍

There are many types of treatments available for nasolabial folds, such as Botox, fillers, and lifting. However, in my personal opinion, I recommend the Juvegen treatment. It adds volume to nasolabial folds and scars and is highly effective for improving skin texture. Effects become visible after about two weeks, and elasticity improves after four weeks. It works on the principle of stimulating the dermis to induce collagen production, allowing for natural improvement.

I haven't seen you in a while, and I also want to become younger. Every time I look in the mirror, my chin keeps... I think it's bothering you.

Wow, you did a thread lift! I want to try it too.

Pain after a thread lift varies depending on the type of thread used. With POD thread lifting, swelling and pain may persist for up to a week after the procedure, whereas PLLA thread lifting causes less pain and swelling, allowing you to resume daily activities immediately. Since post-procedure pain naturally varies significantly from person to person, please consult with a dermatologist in detail regarding pain levels during your consultation before deciding on the procedure.