Since it's my second week of Volneumer, I compared them in more detail than I expected.

I received the Volneumer this time on August 18th.

I wasn't looking for a procedure that would change my entire face from the start.
I kept feeling self-conscious about how one side of my cheek looked particularly saggy when I took photos.

It looks fine in selfies, but my jawline looks a bit dull in photos taken by others, so I feel a little disappointed every time I look at them.

So this time, I looked into focusing on the facial contours rather than the skin itself.

After reading various reviews, I saw quite a few people mentioning that they chose Volneumer, so I became curious about what it feels like.

While receiving consultations, I realized that what I want is not for my face to drastically shrink, but simply to have the area below my cheeks slightly refined and my profile cleaner.

So, instead of booking too many sessions, I decided to try just one for now.

I received 300 shots, and the cost was 290,000 won.

Since it was my first time, I asked a lot of questions before the procedure, but once it actually started, I relaxed much faster than I expected.

Depending on the area, some felt warm, while others gave a sudden tingling sensation.

Personally, it wasn't unbearable, and the procedure wasn't as long as I expected, so it was fine.

Honestly, when I looked in the mirror right after it was over, I couldn't really tell a big difference.

So I took a picture that day and just watched for about a week.

After the first week passed, the parts that had been bothering me little by little started to look different.

Especially when I washed my face in the morning and looked in the mirror, the lower part of my cheeks looked less heavy than before.

That doesn't mean my face shape has completely changed, though.
It was closer to making my natural facial contours look a bit more distinct.

I'm in my second week now, and I'm noticing a bigger difference in my profile than from the front.

I found a photo from before I received the Volneumer and compared it to my current one, and it feels like the area under my jaw connects more cleanly than before.

The difference was especially noticeable in the photos where I had my hair tied up, so I checked the pictures again and again by myself.

What was fascinating was the reaction around me.

I didn't mention that I had a procedure, but a friend told me my face looks a little slimmer these days.

Since they said they weren't sure exactly what had changed, I realized that this was the kind of change I had been hoping for.

Before using Volneumer, I was worried that the results might be too obvious, but I'm relieved that I haven't felt that way so far.

And at first, I planned to just get it once and be done, but looking at my current condition, I am slightly debating whether to get an additional session.

However, I'm not planning to decide right away.

It's only the second week, so I plan to wait a little longer to see how my facial contours hold up before making a decision.

Experiencing Volneumer firsthand this time, I realized that when choosing a procedure, it is much more important to decide what parts you want to change first, rather than just looking at other people's before and after photos.

Rather than a change to my entire face, I wanted to slightly refine the area below my cheeks and my jawline, which had been bothering me in photos, and I am satisfied with that aspect so far.

It has only been two weeks, so I’ll have to wait and see how it turns out in the end, but for a first experience, it was pretty good.

If I consider getting the procedure again in the future, I plan to compare the photos I took this time with my current appearance first before making a decision.