Wow, I didn't know that. If I really had a lot of money, I'd love to get treatments on every single floor. Since my skin is sagging, I'd get Thermage, Titanium, and Shurink. I wonder how much it would cost to get all of these done. ^^;;;

I see you received a consultation for Ultherapy at Banobagi Dermatology. As expected, it is better to get a consultation rather than just worrying.

You explained it really well ^^ I'm a complete beginner too, so I'd only heard the names Ultherapy and Thermage and didn't really know what was what. I'll have to think carefully about which areas I want to improve more to suit my skin before getting the procedure.

The recommendations vary depending on the depth of wrinkles or skin sagging. I recommend consulting with the clinic about both options.

I'm most interested in Ulthera, but I hear it's the most painful lol. Still, I really like that the results last for a year. You summarized it so well ^^

If you have thin and delicate skin, you should be cautious with lifting procedures. Since lifting itself irritates the skin, there is a high possibility of side effects. Therefore, if your skin is thin and sensitive, you must approach the procedure with caution. If your skin is sagging and your jawline has collapsed, there is InMode lifting, which has fat-reducing effects; however, since you are concerned about irritation, please visit a dermatologist for a detailed consultation before undergoing the procedure.

If your nasolabial folds are currently shallow and skin sagging is not severe, radiofrequency lifting is a good option. However, if your lines are deep, filler treatments to fill in the grooves are recommended. If you get fillers, the effects appear immediately after the procedure and can last up to a year with proper care; however, if you move your facial muscles frequently, you should expect the results to last about six months. I recommend visiting a dermatologist for a consultation.

If you have relatively little cheek fat, I think it would be best to carefully consider InMode. It would be helpful to first check your skin thickness and degree of sagging through a consultation, and also refer to reviews from people who have actually received the treatment.

While increasing the number of shots can enhance the lifting effect, it is more important to tailor the procedure to your facial condition and skin thickness. Using too many shots indiscriminately can increase the risk of side effects such as pain, swelling, and sunken cheeks.

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

I understand you are concerned that your facial elasticity isn't what it used to be. If it were me, I would choose a radiofrequency lifting treatment focused on firmness. If loss of elasticity is your primary concern, a radiofrequency treatment that focuses on firmness and tightening is ideal. For example, I recommend Thermage. You can feel the tightening immediately after the procedure, and the results last for 6 to 12 months. I suggest visiting a dermatologist for a consultation.

If you start worrying about jawline elasticity, it keeps bothering you. I want to go see a place that isn't just a mechanical procedure.