Since I have lost weight in my face as well, I became very careful about the intensity and treatment areas when choosing radio frequency lifting, worrying that it might make the hollows in my cheeks even more prominent. While pain and heat sensations vary from person to person for both Volneumer and Density, if you already have hollowed cheeks, I think it is more important to design the treatment focusing on areas that need elasticity and avoiding the sunken areas, rather than debating which procedure is better.

That's right, haha. Still, there are people who recommend volumizers based on your face shape, and I actually liked that they told me right away that volumizers probably wouldn't suit me!!

Since Volneumer is a non-invasive method, it generally involves a warm sensation and a heavy stimulation rather than a stinging sensation. You might feel a slight stinging around the cheekbones, a warming sensation along the jawline and cheeks, and a heavy stimulation on the double chin. If you are sensitive to pain, it is helpful to mention during the consultation that you want the heat lowered immediately if it rises.

If you have thin skin and relatively little facial fat, the key is not to blindly choose one of the two options, but rather to consider ‘how much volume can be preserved while improving elasticity.’ Density: A procedure that uses radio frequency (RF) to target skin elasticity and tightening. If you have little facial fat, it is important to finely control the treatment area and intensity without over-stimulating the cheeks. Volneumer: Also a radio frequency-based lifting procedure aimed at improving skin elasticity and reducing sagging. Similarly, while it is not a procedure to remove facial fat, excessive energy or treatment of unnecessary areas can be burdensome for a thin face. Therefore, if you have thin skin and little cheek fat, I would prioritize how conservatively the medical staff assesses your facial condition and determines the energy and treatment range, rather than the name of the equipment.

I was also concerned about the slight sagging along the sides of my jawline, resembling bulldog cheeks, so I looked into Volneumer. It didn't lift up dramatically immediately after the procedure, but over time, I felt my skin becoming firmer and my jawline becoming a bit more refined. In particular, the boundary between my jaw and cheeks looked cleaner than before, especially in my profile. However, if the sagging is quite severe or caused by excess fat, I don't think Volneumer alone will dramatically eliminate it. I believe it is best to expect the treatment to tighten sagging skin and refine the lines rather than expecting to "get rid of the bulldog cheeks." Also, if you have relatively little facial fat, it is especially important to consult on how to improve the sagging around the jawline while preserving volume, rather than treating the bulldog cheek areas aggressively.

If this is your first time receiving Volneumer, I found it more reassuring to try just one session first and observe the results. You might feel your skin becoming slightly firmer immediately after the procedure, but changes in your jawline and elasticity tend to become more noticeable after about one to two months. If you are satisfied with the improvement in your skin texture and jawline after the first session and experience no discomfort, it won't be too late to decide on additional treatments or the treatment frequency at that time.

Many people have reported that with Volneumer, the skin feels taut and firm immediately after the procedure, but the elasticity and facial contours feel more natural after one to two months. Some have also noted that changes in the jawline or nasolabial folds are more visible when comparing photos taken about a month before the procedure rather than on the day itself. Rather than judging too quickly based on the lack of significant results in the first few days, it would be best to observe the progress for at least a month.

I don't have much cheek fat either, so before getting the Volneumer procedure, I think I would first check to see if there is any risk of further volume loss. If your front or side cheeks are already sunken, it is better to consult about areas where sagging is a concern, such as the jawline or deep cheeks, rather than getting a strong treatment all over. During the consultation, be sure to mention that you want to improve only your jawline and elasticity while maintaining volume as much as possible, and make sure to check if the intensity and shot distribution can be adjusted by area.

Right after receiving it, I thought, "There isn't much difference compared to what I expected." However, after about two to four weeks, I felt my skin becoming a bit firmer and my jawline becoming more defined. When I compared photos around the one-month mark, I could definitely see a difference from that point on. So, I think it is better to wait at least a few weeks before judging Volneumer based solely on the results on the day. Personally, my satisfaction increased as I saw natural changes over time.

The pain from the Volneumer feels like a stinging sensation of heat. Thanks to the cooling function, it is bearable, but if the power is increased, the heat sensation is felt more intensely, especially in areas close to the bone, such as the jawline. You can resume your daily activities after the procedure, and the heat or mild stinging tends to subside within two days. If you are sensitive to pain, it is recommended to request that the intensity be adjusted according to your skin condition and that the cooling function be utilized fully, rather than starting with a high intensity.

That's right. I've found that with lifting, the changes are often so subtle that it's hard to notice them when looking in the mirror every day. I think it would be much more objective to compare changes in the jawline or skin elasticity if you took before and after photos in the same location, lighting, and angle.

Since I have thin skin, I was worried that the Volumizer might be too irritating. However, I mentioned this during the consultation, and the treatment was administered at a gentle intensity. While there was a warm and hot sensation during the session, it wasn't unbearable, and after the procedure, there was some redness that subsided. I don't have much facial fat, so my biggest concern was my cheeks sinking. I realized that rather than applying excessive pressure to the cheeks, it is important to focus on the jawline and areas where sagging is a concern. Therefore, if you have thin skin, I recommend checking if the clinic adjusts the intensity based on your skin thickness and facial volume, rather than just looking at the number of shots or the intensity level.