Thermage is painful and expensive, and I was not satisfied with Oligio, so I looked into Volneumer.

This is the story of how I ended up at Volneumer after looking into high-frequency lifting.

 

Thermage is the original radiofrequency lifting treatment, but honestly, its biggest downsides are that it is painful and expensive. So, as an alternative, I tried Oligio first, but in my opinion, the satisfaction level wasn't that high.

 

It was cheaper compared to Thermage, but it felt like the effect was also significantly lower.

 

Then I found out about a device called Volneumer, and since it was a high-frequency device from the company that makes Shrink, I had high expectations.

 

Volneumer is also a high-frequency lifting method that regenerates collagen deep within the skin to improve elasticity. Since it doesn't pull like ultrasound, I heard it is good for people with thin skin or those worried about the side effects of sunken cheeks caused by ultrasound.

 

 

There are three differences from other high-frequency devices.

 

First, the head tip comes in four sizes and even has a tilt function, allowing for precise care on every curved area.

 

It was a shame that other equipment usually comes in only two sizes.

 

Second, the head rim is rounded, so it doesn't leave red borders like the paint marks that appear on other equipment.

 

It is said that the energy is also emitted radially, so the effect spreads more evenly.

 

Third, it is a water-cooled cooling system. Compared to gas cooling methods, it cools only the epidermis while maintaining heat in the dermis, reducing pain while delivering a stronger effect.

 

When I checked the prices, based on promotional rates, Thermage was in the mid-to-late 1 million won range for 600 shots, Volneumer was around 1 million won, and Oligio was in the 600,000 to 700,000 won range.

 

From the perspective of someone who has received it, I felt that Volneumer was the most reasonable choice among these three.

 

 

Have you tried Thermage, Oligio, or Volneumer, or are you currently considering any of them? Please share your criteria for making your choice in the comments :)