I also felt that my facial contours looked a bit more refined after getting the Volneumer treatment. However, since lifestyle habits can also influence whether the swelling was actually less, it is difficult to definitively say it was due to the procedure. I focused on my nasolabial folds and deep cheek fat, and when I compared photos about a week later, I could definitely feel that my facial lines looked slightly cleaner.

If you have a lot of facial fat and your main concerns are your jawline and double chin, it is important to first determine whether you have a lot of fat or significant skin sagging, rather than focusing solely on skin tightening and lifting. While HIFU devices like Ulthera can help improve submental fat along with lifting the skin under the chin, procedures aimed at fat reduction may be more suitable if the amount of fat is substantial. There are devices like InMode and Onda that can address fat reduction as well, while RF-based devices like Volneumer address both elasticity and contour improvement. It is not a good idea to blindly opt for aggressive fat reduction treatments just because you have a lot of facial fat; you must also assess the degree of cheek hollowing and sagging.

Volneumer is a radiofrequency lifting procedure, unlike thread lifting or fillers that alter the shape, so you don't need to worry too much about the effectiveness diminishing or the shape becoming distorted due to your sleeping position! Please be slightly careful for about 1 to 2 days while there is swelling, and since disrupting your sleep pattern is worse for your skin, I recommend sleeping comfortably as usual.

I also believe that for lifting procedures, the post-procedure sensation and recovery process are just as important as the results. Especially if you tend to make a lot of facial expressions or movements, I think it would be best to discuss your desired level in detail during the consultation. It doesn't seem like being overly sensitive, but rather an important step in finding the intensity and method that suits you.

If you have less facial fat, I would personally prioritize a naturally refined look rather than an overly aggressive one. In fact, since there is a lot of talk about how the results differ depending on the area and intensity even within the same Volumizer, it seems quite important to get a consultation that avoids making the areas of your face look sunken.

After getting the procedure, I also tried to sleep as straight as possible on the first day because I was worried about putting unnecessary pressure on my face haha. I didn't experience much swelling or bruising after the treatment, so I went about my daily life starting the next day, but I found it reassuring to avoid pressing hard on my face, even if just for the first day. If you have a habit of sleeping on your stomach, I recommend asking the clinic beforehand and taking precautions based on your skin condition!

300 shots are usually used when focusing treatment on problem areas like the jawline or cheeks, while 600 shots are often used to treat a wider area of ​​the face. If you do not have much fat on your face, it is important to decide based on the degree of sagging and the areas you want treated first, rather than blindly increasing the number of shots. If this is your first time, I recommend mentioning during the consultation that you are concerned about your jawline and lower cheeks and do not have much fat on your entire face, and asking how much coverage is possible with 300 shots.

Since Volneumer is a procedure that uses high-frequency heat, it is best to avoid using devices like galvanic or microcurrent devices immediately after the treatment. In particular, it is generally recommended to rest for about 3 to 7 days after the procedure and resume use once redness or heat subsides and the skin feels comfortable.

If you have relatively little facial fat, it might be better to focus on the jawline or sagging areas when getting Volumizer, receiving only the necessary amount. Consulting with a focus on maintaining volume as much as possible helps refine your lines while minimizing side effects.

You can usually go back to work the very next day, but individual results may vary. Temporary warmth, redness, and slight swelling may occur, but these usually subside within a few days. If you are getting the procedure on a weekday evening, please keep in mind that some redness or swelling may remain until the next day. If you have an important schedule, it would be best to allow a day or so of buffer time.

I was also curious about Volneumer, and it is helpful that you wrote down the progress over the past month in detail. It is good to hear that there was minimal pain, and I am intrigued to hear that you started feeling elasticity from the second week.

They say you can feel a firm, tightening sensation immediately after the procedure. They also say there is a tight, firm sensation as the collagen contracts.