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Can I wear glasses right after getting a lift?[3]
I usually wear glasses for a long time, so I am concerned about whether I can continue wearing them after the procedure. I was wondering if the pressure on the nose pads might have an effect.
블루베리26.07.16Views 23Likes 0 How many places do you get lifting consultations from before making a decision?[2]
I’d like to compare options rather than making a decision right away from one place. That is also my usual tendency. Since this is a procedure, I think I would really regret it if something went wrong. How many places do you usually check out?
민트홀릭26.07.16Views 16Likes 0 Between Volneumer and Thermage, which treatment were you more satisfied with for skin elasticity and lifting effects?
Lately, my skin elasticity has decreased and my jawline isn't what it used to be, so I am looking into lifting procedures. I have been highly recommended Volneumer and Thermage, and since both treatments have their advantages, I am having trouble deciding which one to choose. If anyone has actually received both Volneumer and Thermage, what differences did you notice the most? I am curious to know which aspect—such as skin elasticity improvement, facial contouring, reduction of fine lines, or lifting effects—you were more satisfied with. It would also be very helpful if you could compare the timing of when the effects appeared and the duration of the results. I am also curious if there are significant differences between the two procedures in terms of pain, swelling, and recovery time. I would like to know if it was possible to resume daily activities immediately after the procedure, and which procedure would have been less burdensome to undergo before an important event.
담율로26.07.16Views 25Likes 0 Once you try a lifting procedure, do you keep getting it done?[3]
I've heard that many people get lifting treatments regularly for maintenance. After trying it once, did you feel like you wanted to keep getting them? Or I wonder if you were sufficiently satisfied with just one time!
채소걸26.07.15Views 21Likes 2 Are there any procedures available for Ultherapy lifting and pore improvement?[5]
Is there a procedure where I can expect both Ultherapy lifting and pore improvement? Lately, my face doesn't feel as elastic as it used to, and it feels like it's sagging a bit. On top of that, my pores are starting to look more prominent, so I feel like I want to take care of them all at the same time.... I understand that Ultherapy lifting primarily focuses on improving sagging and elasticity, and I am wondering if a separate procedure is necessary for pores. Has anyone happened to see their pores improve while getting a lifting treatment? If there is a procedure that naturally improves skin elasticity and texture, please recommend it.
얌이얌이26.07.15Views 34Likes 1 What procedure is best for lifting nasolabial folds in the mid-face?[8]
What procedure is best for lifting nasolabial folds in the mid-face? I'm wondering if Ulthera or Thermage would be okay for me! These days, when I take photos, the mid-face looks droopy overall, and My nasolabial folds seem to have gotten deeper than before, so I'm looking into lifting procedures 😥 At first, I was thinking about getting nasolabial fold fillers, but I heard that filling only the nasolabial folds could make the face look heavy or unnatural. If the cause is sagging of the cheeks or mid-face, I am also wondering if procedures like thread lifting, Ulthera, Thermage, or InMode would be better. I'd like my face to look naturally lifted rather than looking too obvious. I don't have a lot of facial fat, but the area below my cheekbones and the front of my cheeks are slightly sunken, making it feel like my cheeks have sagged downwards. In this case, would it be more effective to receive a lifting procedure and fillers together? For those of you who have personally undergone mid-face lifting or nasolabial fold treatments, I am curious to know which procedure was the most effective. I would also appreciate it if you could share details regarding pain, swelling, duration of results, and any side effects. 😊
지은26.07.15Views 398Likes 3 Which thread lifting procedure results in less swelling?[3]
Which thread lifting procedure causes less swelling?😥 Lately, I've been a little concerned about facial sagging, so I'm looking into thread lifting. There are so many types that I'm having trouble deciding which yarn to choose 😥 I want to get it done on the mid-face area. Since I tend to bruise and swell easily, the effectiveness is important, but, I want to get a thread lift with a short recovery period and less swelling. I had Mint threads done before, and there was quite a bit of swelling. I looked it up and found out there are tons of different types besides Mint threads, like Concertina, Jember threads, Mono threads, and more! Haha. I am also curious if there is a significant difference in swelling or pain depending on the type. Does the degree of swelling depend on the number of threads inserted, the procedure method, and the skill level of the medical staff, rather than the type of thread? If you have personally received a thread lift with relatively minimal swelling and bruising, please share your recommendation! I would also appreciate it if you could let me know how it felt immediately after the procedure, how long the results lasted, and your overall satisfaction level. 😊
지은26.07.15Views 24Likes 0 How about DenserT for your first lifting?[3]
There are so many types of lifting procedures that it's hard to choose. . I prefer a natural improvement—a procedure that no one can tell is fake. I'm planning to give a gift of a first cosmetic procedure to someone in their early 30s. How about Dencerty for your first lifting procedure?
기춘이26.07.15Views 26Likes 0 Once I get a lifting procedure, do I keep getting it?[2]
If I start lifting procedures... will I keep doing them? I feel like I might want to do it all over my face... Personally, I'm more drawn to lifting than Botox. I guess it's because there are many people around me who have great lifting results.
세라로즈26.07.14Views 25Likes 1 Is lifting effective for prevention or treatment? Which is better?[3]
It is to alleviate skin sagging by getting a lifting procedure. Is it right to lift it after it has already sagged? Is it right to prevent sagging in advance with a lifting procedure? Even after searching, I'm not sure which one is right or better.
기춘이26.07.13Views 46Likes 4 How long do the effects of Shurink lifting usually last?[2]
I am considering getting a Shurink lift, and my biggest question is how long the effects last. The clinic explains that it varies from person to person, but I am curious to know how many months it took for those who have actually received the treatment to feel the effects diminish. I would like to know if you felt your facial contours became more defined over time compared to immediately after the procedure, and when you were most satisfied. I am curious to hear about your actual experiences regarding how long the improvements in jawline, cheek sagging, and skin elasticity lasted. I am also curious if you performed any special care to maintain the effects for a long time. I would like to know if consistently moisturizing, sun protection, and skin care extends the duration of the results, or if it is advisable to receive the treatment again after a certain period.
담율로26.07.11Views 53Likes 0 Shurink Lifting Consultation Cost[2]
When I go to a dermatology clinic for laser hair removal, I speak directly with the doctor and receive the procedure on the same day, so I have never visited just for a consultation. If I only receive a consultation for dermatology procedures like Shurink, is the cost the same as the basic consultation fee? Or is the consultation fee higher than the consultation fee? I am curious about the cost of a consultation only.
안레몬26.07.11Views 37Likes 0 If you are new to lifting treatments, how about Shurink?
There is a lot of talk that it is actually better to start lifting treatments early, especially since skin aging begins in your 20s. If you have never had a lifting procedure before and are not currently worried about skin elasticity or sagging, how about trying Shurink as your first lifting treatment for maintenance purposes? I would also appreciate any other good lifting experiences you've had as a first step besides Shurink. Please share!
안레몬26.07.11Views 40Likes 0 Is it okay to receive only one lifting procedure?[2]
There are so many types of lifting procedures that it's hard to decide which one to choose. I'm curious to hear the opinions of those who have compared various procedures. Is it better to consistently receive one procedure? Is it better to do everything at once?
이하린26.07.10Views 62Likes 4 How many Shurink Lifting sessions are needed to see results?[5]
My facial contours look saggy due to chubby cheeks and a double chin, so I am hoping for a quick lifting effect to look younger. That is why I am looking into the Shurink procedure, and I am wondering how many sessions are actually needed to see noticeable results. Looking at the reviews, some people feel their skin firmness returning after just one session, but I've heard that you need to receive at least two or three sessions consistently for it to really settle. Also, the duration of the effect varies from person to person; for some, it lasts for several months, while for others, it returns to its original state relatively quickly, so I am hesitant. Due to the cost, rather than receiving multiple treatments blindly, I would like to know the optimal frequency and treatment cycle for seeing definite results. I am also curious if combining Shurink with other lifting procedures (such as Ulthera or InMode) would be beneficial.
임★선26.07.09Views 54Likes 1 How many treatments are needed for the Volneumer lifting procedure to see results?[2]
I'm sure you can all relate to the feeling that your facial contours start to sag as you get older, right? I, in particular, often feel upset whenever I take a photo, wondering, "Has my face really sagged this much?" as the area under my cheeks sinks and my jawline becomes less defined. So, I’m seriously considering getting the Volneumer lifting procedure. I’ve read reviews saying that it definitely makes the facial contours clearer and restores elasticity. However, I’m wondering how many sessions or how much intensity I need to receive to see noticeable results. I want to know if I can see results after just one session, or if I need to receive several sessions consistently to achieve satisfactory results. I am also curious whether the duration of the effects varies significantly from person to person and whether I can feel changes immediately after the procedure. Since I am also concerned about the cost, I want to make a careful decision, so I would appreciate any opinions or advice from those with experience!
임★선26.07.09Views 46Likes 0 Can I get a lifting procedure even if my skin is thin?[5]
My skin is on the thinner side, so I am concerned about whether it is okay for me to get a lifting procedure. For those who have received counseling, what kind of explanation did you hear?
영선이26.07.09Views 80Likes 4 For a full face lift, which is better, Ulthera or InMode?[4]
An acquaintance of mine says they are considering a full face lift to improve facial elasticity. I’d like to introduce you to two things: Ulthera and InMode. An acquaintance has a chubby face and slightly sagging cheeks. Which procedure would be better for a face like this? Can you easily compare the advantages and differences between the two procedures?
은하수26.07.08Views 61Likes 1 How long does the tightening sensation last after a thread lift?[4]
I became interested in thread lifting because I heard that the results come out quickly. I see many reviews mentioning a tightening sensation on the face after a thread lift. How long does this uncomfortable feeling usually last after the procedure? I'm also curious if it is very uncomfortable when eating, talking, or yawning. I would appreciate answers from those who have had the procedure.
은하수26.07.08Views 86Likes 1 Does the lifting tighten the sagging face?[4]
I am interested in a lifting procedure. There are various types of procedures and diverse effects. Which procedure helps with skin tightening? What kind of lifting procedure do you think would be best for loss of elasticity and sagging skin?
김민정26.07.07Views 62Likes 1 Do thread lifts dissolve in the skin later?[4]
There are many types of thread lifting, and the duration of the results varies slightly. Does the skin benefit from the threads dissolving after the procedure? They say that as the thread dissolves, it induces collagen formation. Do the threads dissolve in the skin?
김민정26.07.07Views 63Likes 1 Is it okay to start the lifting procedure early?[3]
These days, I've noticed that many people take care of their skin in advance, even if the sagging isn't severe. I'm wondering if it's better to start according to my age, or if it's right to get it when I have a problem. Is it okay to start the lifting procedure early?
민트홀릭26.07.07Views 68Likes 6 Do you also get lifting procedures for preventative purposes?[5]
I've heard that while some people start after sagging develops, others manage it in advance. Are there many cases where it is started for preventive purposes?
블루베리26.07.06Views 75Likes 4 Will I get addicted to lifting treatments once I start?[10]
Once I get a facial lift, do I have to keep getting it periodically? I looked it up, and it seems the lifting cycle varies depending on the type of procedure. I've heard that once you start lifting treatments, you get addicted and have to get them consistently, so I can't bring myself to start right away. Lately, every time I look in the mirror, I'm wondering if I should start getting a lifting procedure because of my lack of elasticity and nasolabial folds.
행복한일상26.07.06Views 79Likes 2 Are there any lifting lasers that can also improve wrinkles and pores?[8]
I'm worried about facial wrinkles these days. I noticed I have a lot more fine wrinkles than before. But maybe because my pores are on the larger side, I look much older. I am looking into lifting lasers that are good for improving wrinkles and pores. You recommended Potenza or Thermage; which one would be more effective?
ssul011526.07.04Views 69Likes 0 Does the duration of the effects vary significantly depending on the type of lifting procedure?[6]
There are so many types of lifting procedures that it was difficult to choose. I am wondering if the duration of the effects varies significantly depending on the procedure. I would also like to know if there are specific criteria for how long the effects last. I am also wondering if there is a significant difference depending on skin condition.
블루베리26.07.03Views 67Likes 6 Is it okay to get a face lift, Botox, and fillers together? I am wondering if doing them together would be more effective.[3]
Lately, my facial elasticity has decreased and my jawline doesn't look the same as it used to, so I am considering a facial lifting procedure. However, when I look closely in the mirror, I am concerned not only about facial sagging but also about nasolabial folds and forehead wrinkles, so I am debating whether to get just a facial lift or to get Botox or fillers along with it. People around me say that lifting sagging skin with a facial lift, reducing wrinkles with Botox, or filling in sunken areas with fillers yields a much more natural look and higher satisfaction. On the other hand, I've also heard that receiving multiple procedures at once can make the face look unnatural, so I'm confused about which method is better. I am also curious whether it is okay to receive a face lift, Botox, and fillers all on the same day, or if it is better to receive them at intervals. I would like to know if the results can vary depending on the order of the procedures, and in some cases, if a face lift alone is sufficient. Has anyone tried receiving a face lift with Botox, or a face lift with fillers, together? I am curious to know how satisfied you were with the combined treatment and whether you felt your face looked more natural and younger.
담율로26.07.03Views 64Likes 0 When can I exercise or use a sauna after a face lift?[4]
I would like to get a facial lifting procedure, but since I exercise regularly, I am wondering when I can resume working out after the treatment. I currently go to the gym and run about 4 to 5 times a week, but I am worried because I have heard that starting to exercise too soon can reduce the effectiveness of the procedure or prolong the swelling. I also tend to frequent saunas and steam rooms, so I would like to know how long I should rest before visiting after a face lift. I have also heard that I should avoid drinking for a certain period; generally, how many days should I abstain from alcohol? I am also curious about when I can resume washing my face and applying makeup as usual, as well as when I can receive massages or meridian treatments. Since I heard that the duration of the effects may vary depending on post-procedure care, I would like to know in advance what precautions I should take to prepare.
담율로26.07.03Views 67Likes 2 Would the face lifting effect be good for people with chubby cheeks? I am also curious if it has the effect of making the face look smaller.[4]
I have naturally chubby cheeks, so I am concerned that my face looks round and big. As I get older, I feel like my skin elasticity is gradually decreasing, so I am looking into facial lifting procedures. I am wondering if people with fuller cheeks are also highly satisfied with the results. People around me say that getting a face lift makes the jawline more defined and makes the face look smaller, but others say that the effect isn't as significant as expected if you have a lot of cheek fat, so I'm confused about what is true. I would like to know if a face lift alone makes a difference for someone with a lot of facial fat, or if I need to receive other procedures along with it. I am also concerned that if someone with chubby cheeks gets a face lift, their face might look too gaunt or give the impression of looking older. I am also curious whether the procedure simply refines the facial contours naturally and how long the results last.
담율로26.07.03Views 70Likes 1 Is a facial lifting procedure usually very painful? I am worried about the pain.[4]
I feel like my facial elasticity has decreased, so I want to get a face lift. However, I am sensitive to pain, so I am worried after hearing that the procedure is very painful. While the results are important, I have a low tolerance for pain, so I am hesitant to make an appointment. I understand that hospitals usually apply anesthetic cream before the procedure, so I am wondering if that alone is sufficient to make the pain bearable. I would also like to know if there is a severe stinging or burning sensation during the treatment, and if the pain varies depending on the area. I am particularly curious about actual experiences, as there are reviews stating that the jawline, cheekbones, and cheeks are more painful. I am also concerned about whether the pain will persist after the procedure, or if my face feels numb or I experience discomfort when chewing. I would also like to know how long the swelling and bruising last and whether I will need to take painkillers. Has anyone here had a facial lifting procedure? I'm curious to know how the pain was on a scale of 1 to 10 and whether it was more bearable than expected. Please also let me know which procedure was the most comfortable if there were differences in pain levels depending on the specific treatment, such as InMode, Shurink, Ulthera, or Thermage. I would appreciate your honest reviews and advice to help those who are hesitating due to concerns about the pain. 😊
담율로26.07.03Views 67Likes 1 My cheeks look like bulldog skin; will titanium lifting be effective?[5]
I have a habit of clenching my teeth and pressing my lips together. So I thought it might be my cheeks, but even when I'm just sitting still, they look a bit saggy. I think I can see the "bulldog curse," which they use to describe someone full of ill will. I am sad because I am losing elasticity over time, and it seems like my jawline is collapsing. I'm curious about titanium lifting with no downtime worries. I'm a bit scared of surgery, after all. I am curious about the pain and would also like to know if it looks natural.
므찌당당26.07.02Views 64Likes 0 Is Shurink a good lifting treatment for beginners?[3]
I've heard a lot of recommendations for Shurink as an introductory lifting treatment. What are the actual effects like? I am also curious if there is a big difference when compared to Ulthera. I would like to know if this procedure helps with jawline refinement or double chin improvement. I am also curious about the extent of the pain and whether it is bearable. I would like to know if I can feel a change after just one session, or if I need to do it periodically. I would appreciate opinions from those with experience on whether Shurink is a good choice when starting a lifting procedure for the first time.
다노맘26.07.02Views 66Likes 0 Can nasolabial folds be improved with just a face lift? I am curious if it is effective without fillers.[6]
Lately, my nasolabial folds seem to be getting deeper, so it bothers me every time I look in the mirror. My overall facial elasticity isn't what it used to be, and my cheeks feel a bit saggy, so I am considering a facial lifting procedure. I am wondering if my nasolabial folds can also be improved at the same time. Some people around me say that getting a face lift alone can lift sagging cheeks and lighten nasolabial folds, while others say that getting fillers along with it is more effective. I am confused about which method is more suitable. I would like to know if the procedure might vary depending on the cause of the nasolabial folds. I am also curious to know how much improvement can be achieved with a face lift alone, and if it is effective for deep nasolabial folds. If I were to receive both a face lift and fillers, I would like to know if it is possible to have them done on the same day and in what order it is better to receive them.
담율로26.07.02Views 74Likes 1 How often should I get a face lift? I am also curious about how to maintain the effects for a long time.[6]
My facial elasticity isn't what it used to be, so I'm looking into facial lifting procedures. I'm wondering how long the effects last after just one treatment. I've heard that the duration varies from clinic to clinic, so I'm unsure what to believe. Some people around me say it is good to get treatments every six months, while others say once a year is sufficient, so I would like to know the recommended interval for the procedure. I am also curious if receiving treatments too frequently puts a strain on the skin, or conversely, if the effects diminish if I wait too long. I would also like to know what kind of daily care is necessary to maintain the facial lifting effect for a long time. I am curious if skincare, home care, sun protection, exercise, or dietary habits affect the duration of the results. I have heard that proper post-procedure care alone can make the effects last longer, so I would like to hear opinions from those with actual experience. Has anyone here consistently received facial lifting treatments? I am curious to know how often you typically get re-treatments and what the most satisfactory interval was. If you have any secrets to maintaining long-lasting effects or criteria for deciding when to get a re-treatment, please share your realistic experiences and advice.
담율로26.07.02Views 63Likes 1 My face is sagging. Which would be better, Shurink or a lifting procedure?🤭[7]
My facial skin is sagging. Which would be better, Shurink or a lifting procedure? I am a woman in my late 30s who is currently contemplating this!! Lately, I'm worried because my face feels like it's sagging all over. It definitely feels different now that I'm approaching 40, haha. In particular, my jawline doesn't look the same as it used to, and my cheeks seem to have sagged, so I'm looking into lifting procedures! The clinic I consulted recommended the Shurink procedure, so I'm considering it. Compared to other lifting procedures (Ulthera, InMode, etc.), which one is the most effective with Shurink? 🤔 If anyone has tried this personally, please share your reviews regarding the duration of the effect, pain, and satisfaction. 🙏💛
지은26.07.02Views 71Likes 1 When do the facial lifting effects start to appear? I am curious if they are noticeable immediately.[7]
Recently, I feel like my facial elasticity has decreased and my jawline has become less defined than before, so I am considering a facial lifting procedure. However, I am curious because I am not sure if the effects appear immediately after the procedure or if it takes time for my face to tighten. It seems that the explanations vary slightly from hospital to hospital. Some places say that you can feel your facial contours becoming more defined immediately after the procedure, while others say that the greatest effects are seen after about 1 to 3 months due to the collagen production process, so I am confused about which statement is correct. I would also like to know if the effects might not be visible initially due to swelling after a facial lifting procedure, and when satisfaction is highest. I am curious how long the results typically last once they appear, and whether the duration can be extended with proper care. Has anyone here ever had a facial lifting procedure? I am curious whether you noticed changes immediately after the procedure, or if you felt your facial contours gradually becoming more defined over time. It would be very helpful if you could also share when you were most satisfied, how long the results lasted, and when you received a follow-up treatment.
담율로26.07.02Views 63Likes 0 Can I resume my daily activities immediately after a facial lifting procedure? I am curious about the swelling and recovery period.[7]
I am concerned about facial sagging and would like to get a face lift, but since I work, I am most worried about the recovery period. It is difficult for me to take a long vacation, so I am wondering if I can resume my daily activities immediately after the procedure and if it is okay to go to work the next day. I looked it up online, and while some people say the results are barely noticeable immediately after the procedure, others mentioned having to wear a mask for several days due to swelling or bruising, so it seems there is a significant difference from person to person. I would like to know how long the swelling actually lasts, and whether there are any symptoms such as severe redness or throbbing pain in the face. I am also curious about when I can wash my face or apply makeup after the procedure, and how many days I should avoid exercise, saunas, and alcohol. If there are any special precautions I need to take during the recovery period, I would like to know in advance and prepare accordingly.
담율로26.07.02Views 54Likes 1 Which is more effective for facial lifting, InMode or Shurink?[3]
Recently, my facial elasticity hasn't been what it used to be, and my jawline seems to have become less defined, so I am looking into facial lifting procedures. I am planning to get a consultation, and InMode and Shurink are the most recommended treatments. However, I am not sure about the differences between the two procedures, so I am unsure which one would be a better fit for me. People around me say that InMode is effective for those with chubby cheeks or concerns about facial fat, while Shurink helps improve skin elasticity. I am curious if there really is such a difference. I would also like to know if the recommended treatment varies depending on face shape or skin condition. I am also curious about the level of pain during the procedure, how long the swelling or bruising lasts, and whether I can resume my daily activities immediately. I would also like to know when the effects appear after a single treatment and how long the results last. Has anyone here tried both InMode and Shurink? I am curious which treatment you were more satisfied with and which one provided better facial lifting effects.
담율로26.07.02Views 54Likes 0 At what age is it best to get a face lift? I am worried that I might be getting it too early.[6]
Lately, whenever I look in the mirror, I feel like my facial elasticity has decreased compared to before and my jawline has become less defined, so I am considering a facial lifting procedure. My wrinkles aren't very severe yet, but it bothers me because my face looks saggy and I appear tired in photos. People around me say that facial lifting is more effective when managed early rather than after sagging has become severe, and some even get it done as a preventative measure starting in their late 20s or 30s, so I am wondering when is the most appropriate time to start. I am also worried that getting it done too early might actually result in an unnecessary procedure. I am also curious if the recommended facial lifting procedures vary depending on age. I would like to know which procedure is suitable for someone whose skin elasticity has only slightly decreased, and how long the effects last after a single treatment. I am also wondering if this is a procedure that requires consistent treatment. Are there any of you who started facial lifting treatments in your 20s or 30s, or those who waited a bit longer to get them and either regretted it or were satisfied? Please share your honest experiences and advice on when you felt was the best time to start, and how the results and satisfaction were. 😊
담율로26.07.02Views 59Likes 0 There are so many types of lifting procedures that I've tried them all — from the most painful to the most cost-effective, I'll tell you honestly.[9]
I have tried everything from Shurink to Ulthera, Serf, Dencerty, and Onda. I will summarize my honest experience. Shrink is really good value for money. You can get it at a low price during events, and if you receive it consistently, the effect of your face tightening is definitely noticeable. Even doctors say that you don't need to do expensive treatments; consistently doing Shurink is sufficient. I felt a tingling sensation, but I was fine. Ultherapy is definitely effective, but it hurts. Since this method uses ultrasound to target the SMAS layer and tighten the facial contours, the visible changes are significant. One thing I want to strongly advise against is sleep anesthesia. Sleep anesthesia is more dangerous than you think, and I see news articles about anesthesia accidents every year. Also, a lack of communication with the doctor regarding intensity adjustments for each body part affects the effectiveness. I found it much better to receive it while awake, even if it hurts. Serf and Denserty are high-frequency devices, but they really don't hurt. Since it provides cooling at the same time, it is good enough to receive without anesthetic cream. There was no downtime, and I was able to go about my daily life immediately after receiving it. There are places that offer Dencerty for as low as the 900,000 won range during promotional events, so it is much more reasonably priced than Thermage. Onda is a lifting procedure that is effective for defining facial lines and reducing fat. I received Onda and Serf together, and the synergy was really good because I had high-frequency lifting done after reducing fat. I recommend getting a combination of the two. One tip is to find a regular doctor. If the doctor's aesthetic preferences align with mine, consistently visiting the same clinic allows data on my face to accumulate and yields better results. However, doing too much laser treatment is actually bad for the skin barrier, so proper home care with good moisturization is essential. Which lifting procedure were you most satisfied with?
예쁜나이26.07.02Views 290Likes 4 [Malgeunseon Clinic] Highly Satisfied Review of Coolsonic Lifting Chosen After Worrying About Pain[18]
I wanted to get Ultherapy, but while the cost was a concern, I'm also afraid of pain. So, I looked for lifting treatments with minimal pain and decided to try CoolSonic lifting. I visited Malgeunseon Clinic, the most famous dermatology clinic in Seolleung, Gangnam! I heard that it has the same effect as Ultherapy but is almost painless. The best thing about getting the CoolSonic lifting was that I could receive it without applying anesthetic cream. Honestly, when I go for a lift, I get a bit tired and feel like I'm wasting time because I have to wait 30 to 40 minutes after applying numbing cream, but I liked this because it shortens that time! I actually took a half-day off in the morning to get the procedure done, but it finished so quickly that I spent some time at a cafe before coming to work. When you go in to receive CoolSonic, they will first apply the gel. Then the director came in and performed the procedure, and I was really surprised because it didn't hurt at all. They told me to let them know if it hurt, and since it really didn't hurt, I received the treatment comfortably. I felt that if the results are good while there is absolutely no pain, I would continue getting this treatment regularly. If you have been putting off lifting procedures due to pain, or if you want to see the effects of Ulthera but are scared, I highly recommend Coolsonic!
GUNDDAM26.07.01Views 116Likes 1 (Question) Is there a lifting effect on a double chin as well?[8]
I am considering a lifting procedure because my double chin makes my face look bigger and I am self-conscious about my profile. I haven't gained a lot of weight, but I feel like the area under my chin is sagging, so I am wondering if this can be improved. I looked it up and found there are various types of lifting procedures, so I would like to know if they are actually effective for a double chin. I am also curious if there is a difference in effectiveness depending on whether the cause is fat or sagging skin. I would like to know how long the effects last after a single procedure, whether the pain is severe, and if I can resume daily activities immediately. If anyone has tried this personally, it would be very helpful if you could share your satisfaction levels before and after the treatment, how many sessions were needed to see results, and whether you experienced any side effects.
메론잉26.06.30Views 59Likes 1 Is it a problem if the pulling sensation lasts for a long time after a thread lift?[6]
I heard that thread lifting can cause a pulling sensation. However, I am wondering if it is normal if this feeling persists for a certain period of time. I would also like to know how the recovery process and the criteria for adverse reactions are distinguished.
영선이26.06.30Views 80Likes 7 When can I apply makeup after a lifting procedure?[6]
Can I apply makeup immediately after a facial lifting procedure? Or should I only apply sunscreen for a while? Since it is summer, I am concerned about various aspects of post-procedure care.
릴리윤26.06.30Views 60Likes 4 Considering a lifting procedure... Were you as satisfied as you expected?[6]
When I look at reviews for lifting procedures, some people say they are highly satisfied, while others say the changes weren't as dramatic as they expected, so I'm really conflicted. Since it is not a cheap procedure, I am most curious about actual reviews before getting it. For those who have received the treatment, were you as satisfied as you expected? Please let us know if you would choose the same procedure again!
채소걸26.06.29Views 59Likes 2 Do you care about the water pressure when showering after a lift?[7]
I saw a post saying that you even have to worry about water pressure. I'm especially worried about getting hit directly in the face. I am curious how you managed the first few days.
블루베리26.06.29Views 469Likes 7 Once I get a lifting procedure, do I end up getting them repeatedly? T_T[8]
I'm considering getting a lifting procedure, and I'm wondering if I'll continue getting it periodically if I'm satisfied after just one session. Looking at the reviews, I noticed that some people try it once and continue to use it for regular care, while others only get it done when they have an important event. For those who actually received it, did you continue to receive it afterwards? I am curious if you were satisfied with just one session.
채소걸26.06.28Views 74Likes 3 Do I have to keep getting lifting procedures once I start?[6]
I feel like my skin elasticity is gradually decreasing, so I am interested in laser lifting treatments. Once a lifting procedure is performed, it continues... Do I have to do it consistently for it to be effective? I'm also curious if the effects are noticeable even after just one treatment. I haven't had a lifting procedure yet. What are some good procedures to try as an introductory step?
주여니226.06.28Views 70Likes 2 Is it a bad idea to get a lifting procedure in the summer?[6]
I have some free time during my vacation, so I'm looking into lifting procedures. I'm curious if the effect decreases if I receive it when it's too hot. I'm sweating a lot and my skin feels hot, so I'm worried. Would it be better to get a lifting procedure after the summer? I would like to hear advice from those who have had the procedure.
lemon송26.06.27Views 62Likes 3 I thought lifting lasers lifted sagging skin, but I was completely mistaken: Things you must know before getting it.[7]
While looking into lifting lasers, I realized that I had been misunderstanding the basic concepts. I originally thought that lifting lasers pulled the skin upward from below. But it turned out that wasn't the case. Laser lifting is a process that reduces the space between the bone and the flesh, allowing sagging flesh to attach to the bone. That is why it looks like a V-line and feels lifted. I was stunned for a long time after realizing that to really lift the skin, it has to be a surgical lift. I also learned something new: I need to identify my skin type first before getting a lift. First, I need to see if my flesh is 'flesh' or 'skin'. For those with chubby cheeks and overall body fat, dieting is the priority. On the other hand, skin refers to a condition where the skin sags after a drastic diet or stretches out like scar tissue as one ages. These two have completely different approaches. The second is skin thickness. The effectiveness of the same laser varies depending on whether the skin is thick or thin, and if you choose the wrong one, side effects such as cheek hollowing may occur. I heard that there are dermatology clinics these days that check skin thickness using 3D analysis devices. What I felt was most important is that I need to show my skin directly to the doctor and get a recommendation, rather than the consultation manager. I think the way to avoid wasting money is to be honest about the results you want during the consultation and get recommendations. :) For those of you looking into lifting procedures, have you ever wondered if your skin is fat or just leather? I was confused about the difference too. Please share your experiences!
mirotic26.06.25Views 135Likes 3 I got blindsided while researching lifting — A summary of the differences between Thermage and Ulthera that I didn't know[7]
I learned things I really didn't know while going for lifting consultations, so I'm sharing them. Honestly, at first, I also thought that if it was expensive or famous, it must be good, so I started by looking into Ulthera. But as I continued with the counseling, I realized that the question of which one is best was wrong in itself. I realized that lifting isn't about being good or bad, but rather about whether it suits my skin or not. The choice varies completely depending on skin thickness, degree of sagging, and amount of fat. I learned for the first time during the consultation that the skin is divided into the epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous fat layer, and SMAS layer, and that the effects vary completely depending on which layer is targeted. Thermage is a method that regenerates collagen by heating the dermis layer with radio frequency. While the effects appear gradually over three months, skin texture, fine lines, and elasticity improve very steadily. This direction is suitable for those with thin skin who are concerned about fine lines. However, I heard that if someone with severe sagging undergoes Thermage alone, the changes in their body lines might be less than expected, so that made me reconsider. Ultherapy is a procedure that uses ultrasound to directly target the SMAS layer. Since it non-surgically targets the layer that is pulled in surgical lifting, it is highly effective for cases where the jawline has sagged or the cheeks have drooped. However, I learned that the doctor's skill is really important, and that if you have thin skin or little fat, it can actually cause hollowing or sunken cheeks, so I shouldn't just choose one because it is unconditionally good. I hope this is helpful for anyone who, like me, thought that expensive things must be good :) For those of you who have received Thermage or Ulthera, what concerns led you to choose them? I would really appreciate it if you could share your experiences.
오래살자26.06.25Views 114Likes 5 How did you take care of your skin before and after the lifting procedure?[5]
The skin care or home care products you usually receive I was wondering if it was okay to keep using it. There is also talk that we need to take a short break. I think there is less information about these aspects of daily life than I expected.
이하린26.06.25Views 61Likes 6 Permanent lifting procedure?[5]
I understand that lifting procedures are not permanent and their effects wear off after a certain period. In other words, I believe they are treatments that need to be received periodically. However, in the case of a surgery that combines fat removal, fat redistribution, and lifting, is the lifting included in that procedure also non-permanent?
GUNDDAM26.06.25Views 65Likes 3 Did your satisfaction with the lifting procedure last a long time?[7]
I am considering a lifting procedure, but I’m curious because I’ve heard that even if you are satisfied right after the treatment, you quickly return to your original state over time. Looking at the reviews, some people said they were satisfied for several months, while others said the effects lasted shorter than expected. For those who actually received it, how long did the satisfaction last? I'm also curious if it was enough to make you want to get it again!
채소걸26.06.25Views 62Likes 3 Are lifting procedures performed more frequently in winter than in summer?[8]
I noticed there are people who plan their treatments according to the season. There are also people who receive it before the long holiday. I was curious to know how much the timing actually has an impact.
블루베리26.06.25Views 85Likes 8 Has anyone flown on an airplane after a lifting procedure?[5]
There are times when you have business trips or travel schedules, you know. So I suddenly wondered if it is possible to board a plane after the procedure. Are parts like pressure or swelling okay? For those of you with experience, how long did you leave a gap?
민트홀릭26.06.25Views 75Likes 5 Were you able to wear glasses immediately after the lifting procedure?[6]
For people who usually wear glasses, this is quite an important point. Did you wear it right away? I'm curious how many days you were careful. I would appreciate it if those with experience could answer.
이하린26.06.24Views 69Likes 4 From lifting procedures to incisional surgery, a comprehensive guide to the right lifting type for you and its side effects![3]
hello! Dr. Han Kyu-nam, Director of Samsao Plastic Surgery Clinic It is. ✨ Skin sagging naturally comes with aging—it’s upsetting every time you look in the mirror, isn't it, to just brush it off by saying, "Everyone does it"? 🥲 To ensure safe plastic surgery procedures and surgeries, today we have prepared the first session on 'Creating a Proper Plastic Surgery Culture,' which is essential from the perspective of consumers and customers! I am going to explain the lifting procedures that so many of you are curious about in great detail and with honesty. 👇 1️⃣ What is non-surgical lifting (EBD/thread lifting) and what are its characteristics? ✨ Everything about non-surgical lifting that simply tightens sagging tissue without a scalpel! 🔸 Energy-based device (EBD) lifting If facial sagging is not severe, devices such as radio frequency (Thermage) or ultrasound (Ulthera) are primarily used. 🔥 Just like meat shrinks when grilled, this method induces tightening by applying heat around the SMAS layer deep within the skin using different principles! Recently, a wide variety of equipment has been developed, including devices utilizing microwaves similar in principle to microwave ovens; these are collectively referred to as EBDs (Energy Based Devices). Depending on the device, the cost can be as high as surgery, making it less cost-effective, so you should be cautious. However, there is a definite advantage in that the recovery period is short, allowing you to manage the procedure discreetly while going about your daily life. 🔸 Thread Lifting It is a representative procedure with a low barrier to entry, in addition to EBD. It is a method that involves inserting threads of various shapes and materials into the skin and physically pulling them up. They are broadly divided into dissolvable and non-dissolvable threads. • Non-dissolving threads: They last a little longer, but the difference isn't huge. Above all, the psychological burden of knowing they remain in the body for a lifetime is significant. • Dissolvable threads (PDO): Currently the most commonly used material, it takes about 6 to 8 months to break down in the body. 📌 It has excellent biocompatibility, so you can rest assured that it rarely causes problems or inflammation on its own inside the body. "In that case, are there absolutely no side effects with non-surgical lifting?" ⚠️ Just because there is no incision does not mean the risk of side effects is 0%! • Cases of EBD side effects: You may have occasionally seen unfortunate news articles about patients suffering facial burns after undergoing the procedure under general anesthesia. Additionally, cases frequently occur where patients complain that their face looks more saggy because they have lost weight after the procedure, as the fat layer surrounding the targeted SMAS is affected. • Examples of thread lifting side effects: Since sagging tissue is only moved upward without being cut away, the lower skin may accumulate near the cheekbones, temporarily making the face appear wider. If the threads are too close to the skin, they may cause skin indentations (ding-up) or adhesions. 2️⃣ What is the principle behind incisional lifting (facelift/mini-facelift), and what are the precautions? ✨ The truth about incisional lifting and mini-lifting that effectively cut away sagging skin and pull it up! 🔸 Representative surgery, facelift It is literally a surgery where the skin is directly incised, pulled up, the excess flesh is completely cut away, and then sutured. Typically, a long incision is used that starts at the hairline near the temple, wraps around the front and back of the ear, and connects. There are exactly two key keywords for a facelift! ① SMAS layer: A major structure located inside the skin that must be pulled ② Retaining ligament: An obstruction that must be severed because it hinders tissue movement In other words, the principle is to completely loosen the retaining ligaments that hinder facial movement and then strongly pull the SMAS layer to move the sagging skin back to its original youthful position. With the recent advancement of plastic surgery anatomy, various surgical methods have emerged. Currently, the mainstream trend in facelift surgery is the 'Deep Plane Facelift,' which has many advantages as it significantly reduces the scope of subcutaneous dissection. 🔸 The Truth Behind Confusing Mini-Lifts (Mini-Facelifts) It is popular due to the perception that "an incision is made, but simply," but in reality, it is the area that patients find most confusing because there is no precise medical definition or consensus. • General method: A small incision is usually made inside the temple hairline, and the skin beneath is narrowly dissected (subcutaneous dissection). • ⚠️ Honest Comparison of Effects: While the effects may last slightly longer than thread lifting, they fall far short of the results of a traditional facelift. This is because mini-lifts generally cannot dissect below the SMAS layer and can only partially release the retaining ligaments. • ✔️ Important Checkpoint: Even if different hospitals use the same name, 'Mini Lifting,' the location of the incision and the extent of dissection vary completely. Generally, the longer the incision and the wider the dissection area, the more certain the results can be expected, so you must confirm the dissection area during the consultation. ❓ FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Q1. Why do so many people say they lost facial fat after receiving an energy-based device (EBD) lift? A1. A layer of fat is located around the SMAS layer, which is targeted by high-frequency or ultrasound energy. If this fatty area is affected by the energy during the procedure, its volume decreases, which may make it appear visually slimmer or more saggy. Q2. Can my cheekbones look bigger after a thread lift? A2. Yes, this is a phenomenon that can certainly occur. Thread lifting is a procedure that pulls and moves excess skin or soft tissue upward, rather than cutting it away. Therefore, if the volume that was sagging downwards is pushed toward the cheekbones, the face may momentarily appear wider. Q3. Is there a significant difference in effectiveness between a mini-lift and a facelift? A3. Yes, there is a significant difference. Mini-lifting involves a small incision and a narrow dissection range, so it cannot dissect below the SMAS layer and can only release a portion of the retaining ligaments. On the other hand, a full facelift utilizes extensive dissection to thoroughly release the retaining ligaments and fundamentally tighten the SMAS layer, resulting in a different depth of effect. 🎯 Conclusion Lifting is broadly divided into EBD lifting using equipment, thread lifting using threads, and incision lifting (facelift and mini-facelift) which involves cutting and removing the skin. Even non-incisional procedures can result in side effects such as burns, sunken cheeks, or enlarged cheekbones, and the scope of mini-lifting varies widely from hospital to hospital. Every patient has a different facial structure, and soft tissue conditions, such as the skin and SMAS layer, vary completely. Therefore, it is absolutely forbidden to blindly insist on a specific surgery simply because you heard, "This surgical method is the trend these days." Please be sure to find the best method for your face through an in-depth consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive clinical experience. 🩺 Samsao Plastic Surgery Clinic Director Han Gyu-nam Graduated from Seoul National University College of Medicine Master's degree from Seoul National University College of Medicine Plastic Surgery Resident at Seoul National University Hospital Regular member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Regular member of the Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Regular member of the Korean Association of Craniofacial Plastic Surgeons Regular member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Anti-aging Research Group Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Breast Reconstruction Research Group Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Botox, Filler, and Thread Research Group Subcommittee Member of the Future Committee of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons MINT global key doctor Elasticum Advisory Board MENTOR Young Leader 17 years of experience in lifting procedures Possesses numerous cases in the field of incisional lifting Current Chief Director of Samsao Plastic Surgery Clinic
한규남 원장26.06.24Views 175Likes 2 Is thread lifting effective for improving nasolabial folds?[8]
line I’ve heard that lifting can help tighten sagging cheeks and improve nasolabial folds, so I’m curious about the experiences of those who have actually undergone the procedure. I’d like to know about the immediate effects and satisfaction levels afterward, as well as how much the nasolabial folds actually improved. I also want to know if thread lifting alone was sufficient, or if combining it with fillers or other lifting procedures yielded better results. I would be grateful if you could share your honest reviews and information regarding the level of pain, swelling, and tightness, as well as how long the results lasted. 🙏
mhuii26.06.24Views 82Likes 3 Is the titanium lifting procedure effective?[8]
I've noticed that Titanium Lifting is quite popular these days for refining facial contours. Looking at the reviews, it seems to be relatively painless, and many patients feel their facial lines are more defined immediately after the procedure. For those who have received Titanium Lifting, what differences did you notice compared to other lifting treatments? I'm curious to know which aspects—such as facial line improvement, elasticity, skin texture, pain, and downtime—were most satisfying. It would be very helpful if you could share whether you are satisfied enough to undergo Titanium Lifting again or if you would recommend other lifting procedures. 🙏
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