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View moreGoren Dental Orthodontics Clinic
I visited because I had a tooth missing. The doctor examined me carefully and explained the types and methods of dental prosthetics very well. The staff were polite, and the facilities were clean and comfortable.
24.02.23 The Right Dental Orthodontics Clinic
I visited because I had missing teeth. The doctor examined me thoroughly and explained the types and methods of dental prosthetics very well. The staff were polite, and the facilities were clean and comfortable.
24.03.13 Yonsei Uil Dental Hospital
I've had scaling done here, and it's a convenient clinic because I can easily coordinate my orthodontic treatment with my dentist, especially when it's time to extract teeth. Plus, they sell toothbrushes with various types of bristles, and I bought one to try out, and I really liked it.
23.12.13 Rose Plastic Surgery Clinic
I was worried about my teeth alignment, so I visited the dentist for an orthodontic consultation and examination, and I finally started my braces!! At first, I had a lot of vague concerns, but they thoroughly explained my current dental condition through a detailed examination, guiding me carefully through the orthodontic process, duration, and expected changes. I felt reassured. They also recommended the extraction options and types of appliances that suited my condition, which really helped me make decisions. When the braces were first applied, there was a bit of discomfort, but thanks to the explanations I received beforehand, I wasn't too flustered. They also provided detailed instructions on how to care for my braces and precautions, so I think I can adapt well^^ It will take time, but I'm planning to stick to my routine while looking forward to gradually having straighter teeth~
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View moreDoes the duration of the effects vary significantly depending on the type of lifting procedure?[1]
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 15Likes 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.[4]
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?
익명26.07.02Views 130Likes 3 I received a consultation for orthodontics at [Bible Dental Clinic]. The clinic's management was impressive.[6]
While considering orthodontic treatment and researching various dental clinics, I received a consultation at Bible Dental Clinic. The first thing that caught my eye was the clinic's cleanliness. The waiting area, consultation room, and treatment rooms were all neatly maintained, and I could feel that they paid great attention to hygiene. Even though it was my first visit, I was left with a trustworthy impression. The staff were generally friendly as well. They responded calmly from the reception to guiding me to the consultation room, and when I asked questions, they explained each one in detail, allowing me to receive the consultation without feeling pressured. The hospital atmosphere itself was quiet and well-organized, which greatly reduced my nervousness. After thoroughly examining my tooth alignment and occlusion, the doctor explained the appropriate orthodontic method and estimated duration in an easy-to-understand manner. Rather than insisting that I absolutely needed braces, they compared the pros and cons of each treatment method, which instilled confidence in me and allowed me to fully resolve any questions I had. The cost information was provided relatively transparently, and I felt comfortable because there was no excessive pressure to get me to do anything. However, it was a bit disappointing that the consultation started a little later than scheduled, perhaps because there were many other people receiving consultations. I also felt that it would have been more helpful to visualize the treatment results if you had shown a wider variety of before-and-after photos. Overall, Bible Dental Clinic was the most satisfying dental clinic for its clean and hygienic environment and friendly service. Although there was a slight waiting time and I wished there had been a wider variety of consultation materials, the consultation was thorough and the atmosphere was comfortable, so it was a generally satisfying visit.
잭라빈3점팡팡26.06.30Views 192Likes 2 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 93Likes 2
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View more[Health Column] What are the criteria for choosing the right orthodontic treatment for me? Wire braces vs. Clear braces[5]
✨Hello! This is Dr. Oh Su-hwan, Chief Director of SmileD Dental Clinic, where your dental health always comes first. 👋 Have you been secretly worried every time you look in the mirror because of your crooked teeth? 😢 Even if you decide on orthodontic treatment, you will find yourself at another crossroads when you actually try to start. This is the dilemma between traditional 'wire braces (bracket braces)' and 'clear braces (Invisalign)' that use transparent plastic! Today, I will summarize the key points in a very easy-to-understand way, covering everything from the distinct differences between the two treatments to how to make the wise choice that fits your situation perfectly. ✨ 1️⃣ How are teeth moved in orthodontics? The core principle of orthodontic treatment is to apply a constant force to the teeth 'continuously'. 📌 The secret to moving teeth, 'orthodontic appliances' A special structure is required to transmit precise force to the teeth in the desired direction, and this is precisely what we know as 'orthodontic appliances.' These appliances are broadly divided into two types. 🔸 Fixed method: This is a treatment method that involves firmly attaching a device to the surface of the tooth. 🔸 Attachable (Detachable) type: It is a method that uses a device that the patient can insert and remove themselves. 💁♀️ You were fascinated by how teeth move when you get braces, weren't you? Just like moving heavy furniture to a desired location by steadily pushing it little by little, The principle is that the device provides very precise and continuous stimulation to the tooth roots! 2️⃣ What are the differences between wire braces and clear braces? ✨ There are distinct differences in maintenance methods and how to wear the device depending on its features. 🦷 1. Wire braces (bracket braces) It is a traditional method of attaching devices called brackets to the teeth and securing them by connecting them with wires. ✔️ characteristic: The treatment is 'compulsory' because the patient cannot remove the device voluntarily. Since the device operates forcibly, it is advantageous for moving according to plan. ⚠️ caution: Maintaining oral hygiene, such as brushing your teeth after meals, may be somewhat inconvenient. Additionally, due to the device's structure, it may irritate the soft tissues in the mouth, causing discomfort or pain in the initial stages. 💎 2. Clear braces (Invisalign) It is a method of moving teeth by replacing thin, transparent special plastic trays made to fit each individual. ✔️ characteristic: The device is aesthetically excellent as it is barely visible 🤫. Above all, it has the huge advantage of being overwhelmingly convenient for hygiene management because you can temporarily remove the device while eating. ✨ Latest Trends: Recently, medical technology has advanced dramatically, making it possible to sophisticatedly solve even much more diverse and complex cases compared to the past. ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q1. Aren't clear braces less effective than wire braces? A1. Those who remember the early models might think that way. However, recently, materials and technologies, such as attachments attached to teeth, have advanced dramatically. In fact, in cases such as 'deep bite' where the upper teeth excessively overlap the lower teeth, clear aligners often lead to easier and more precise improvement. Ultimately, rather than the type of appliance The expertise of the attending specialist determines the outcome. do. Q2. Is there a significant cost difference between the two devices? A2. Due to the nature of the process requiring precise custom manufacturing, Invisalign (clear braces) is often priced higher than standard brackets (wire braces). However, even among wire braces, the device is attached hidden inside the teeth. Lingual correction If you choose ', the cost may actually be higher than clear braces. Therefore, rather than making a decision based solely on price, it is advisable to compare the pros and cons of each device with your lifestyle patterns. Q3. Who would you strongly recommend clear braces to? A3. For clear aligners, 'patient cooperation' is the absolute criterion that determines the success or failure of the treatment. Every day except when eating 'Self-directed' individuals who can strictly adhere to wearing times of 20 to 22 hours or more on their own I highly recommend it to you 👍. On the other hand, for those who are usually clumsy or find it troublesome and difficult to manage braces unless someone forcibly takes care of them, wire braces, which involve a mandatory nature, may actually be much safer and more advantageous. 🎯 Conclusion: Careful selection and consultation with a specialist come first. Straightening your teeth does not simply mean an external improvement that makes you look prettier. It is a very valuable health investment that reduces blind spots inside the oral cavity, makes oral hygiene easy to manage, and protects gum health for a long time. 💡 One more hidden advantage! During orthodontic treatment, you naturally avoid hard or chewy foods. As this process, the masticatory muscles (masseter muscles) gently contract, allowing you to expect the added benefit of a slimmer and improved facial contour. ⚠️ Above all, the most important thing is an accurate diagnosis that matches my actual oral condition and skeletal structure. Don't worry alone just by looking at online reviews; you must Ministry of Health and Welfare certified orthodontist After finding one and having a thorough consultation, the most suitable for me Customized orthodontic treatment plan Please try setting it up. Smile D Dental Clinic Chief Director Oh Su-hwan Graduated from Yonsei University College of Dentistry Major in Orthodontics, Yonsei University Graduate School of Dentistry Ministry of Health and Welfare certified orthodontist Regular member of the Korean Association of Orthodontists Completed internship and residency in Orthodontics at Ewha Womans University Mokdong Hospital International member of the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) International member of the World Federation of Correctional Organizations (WFO) Regular member of the Korean Association of Orthodontists Certified by the Korean Association of Orthodontists View more expert columns by Dr. Oh Su-hwan, Director of Smile D Dental Clinic 🔗 [Expert Column] Clear Aligners: Wire-Free Orthodontic Treatment—Can It Really Be Unnoticeable? 🔗 [Expert Column] No-Prep Dental Laminates: Is It Really 'No Prep'? 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오수환 원장26.06.16Views 137Likes 3 [Health Column] Is There Really an Optimal Age for Orthodontics? A Comprehensive Guide from Teens to 70s ✨[4]
Hello, I am the Chief Director of Seoul Centum Dental Clinic. Lee Hyun-seop It is! 👋 "Director, isn't it too late for me to get braces right now? 😢" Interestingly, not only patients in their 20s and 30s but even those in their 50s ask this question exactly the same way. Conversely, parents with young children often worry, asking, "My child is still in elementary school, should they get orthodontic counseling already? 🤔" To start with the conclusion, There is no absolute deadline for orthodontic treatment age! 🙅♂️ It is just that the purpose of starting orthodontic treatment and the direction of treatment differ depending on the age group. Today, based on the most frequently asked questions in actual medical and consultation rooms, Stories of Orthodontics by Age Group I will explain it to you easily and in detail. 👇 1️⃣ Parents of elementary school children! Do you need to get an orthodontic consultation already? 👦👧 🦷 Even if your baby teeth are still falling out Be sure to check the status of jaw growth around the age of 6 to 8. Give it a try! Many parents are often surprised, saying, "You're saying you're getting braces already when your child's permanent teeth haven't even all come in yet? 😮". However, visiting the dentist at this time is not to get braces attached immediately. This is to determine whether your child currently requires correction and when the optimal time for treatment is. ✨ 📌 Growth management can be particularly important if the following symptoms are observed: 🔸 When a tendency toward an underbite or receding chin is observed 🔸 When the mouth is severely protruding or there is an open bite where the upper and lower teeth do not meet 🔸 When there is an underbite where the lower teeth overlap the upper teeth 💡 A word of advice from the director! We strongly recommend visiting a dentist around the age of 6 to 8 to check the alignment of your teeth and the growth status of your jaw in advance. 2️⃣ Is the teenage growth period the most ideal time for orthodontic treatment? 🦷 🦷 Can control jawbone growth and The most efficient time due to rapid tooth movement no see! If I had to choose just one age for orthodontic treatment, most orthodontists would recommend the growth period. teenagers It talks about. 🧒👧 Since jawbone growth is still ongoing during this period, it is not only about simply aligning the teeth evenly Correctly controlling even the direction of jaw growth There is a huge advantage in being able to do it. Furthermore, the speed of tooth movement is relatively faster compared to adults. In fact, if orthodontic treatment is started during middle or high school, the range of treatment available is much wider than for adults. ⚠️ Parents occasionally ask, "Should I postpone braces due to academic stress or studying? 📝". If possible, do not delay it too much... It is good to receive benefits during the growth period. I tend to say that. 3️⃣ What is the most common reason patients in their 20s visit the dental orthodontics consultation room? 👱♀️👱♂️ 🦷 Interest in appearance is increasing, and people decide on treatment themselves. This is because it is the time for economic independence! The age group that most actively seeks orthodontic consultations at actual dental clinics is by far the 20s It is. 🎓 This is because many people decide on their own after becoming financially independent as they start their careers or college lives. It is also a time when interest in one's appearance increases significantly, especially when facing important events such as job hunting or marriage. ✔️ As a result, the device is not easily visible to others Ceramic braces, clear braces , or quickly proceed only with the necessary parts Partial correction Consultations primarily focus on aesthetics. 4️⃣ I'm in my 30s, can I start? It's never too late! 💼 🦷 If your teeth are gradually becoming misaligned or you feel tooth wear Now is the time to start orthodontic treatment. There is a regret that patients in their 30s most frequently express in the consultation room. It is the sentiment, "Ah... I should have just done it when I was in my 20s ㅠㅠ." 🥲 Many people visit our clinic after personally experiencing their teeth becoming increasingly misaligned as they age, having kept putting it off due to busy work lives. People in their 30s usually visit with these kinds of concerns: 🔸 When the front teeth start to spread apart little by little 🔸 When food keeps getting stuck due to extra teeth 🔸 When tooth wear occurs or the chewing sensation is abnormal 💡 A word of advice from the director! There is absolutely no need to worry that the corrective effect will be diminished just because you are in your 30s! On the contrary, since you clearly recognize the necessity of the treatment and are diligently following the doctor's instructions, Age group with excellent treatment cooperation That's what they say. 👍 5️⃣ Did you know that orthodontic treatment in people in their 40s is much more common than you might think? 🏢 🦷 Not only changes in appearance 'Functional purpose' to protect dental health This gets bigger. From their 40s onwards, the reasons for deciding to get braces differ slightly from previous generations. Of course, becoming prettier is good, but, I want to use my teeth for a long time The functional reasons become much more significant. 🩺 ⚠️ As you age, your gums may gradually recede or your teeth may spread apart, causing discomfort when chewing food, and you may even experience symptoms such as loose teeth. If If you have periodontal disease (gum disease) First, you can restore your dental health by thoroughly treating your periodontal tissues and then combining this with orthodontic treatment. 6️⃣ Is orthodontic treatment really possible for people in their 50s and 60s? 👵👴 🦷 The important thing is not age 'Condition of the Gum Bone'! It is Fully Possible Even for Those in Their 60s do. Many people say, "Doctor, why would I need braces at this age?" but in the actual consultation room, it is very easy to find patients in their 50s and 60s. 😮 What is truly important in orthodontics is not your age on your resident registration, but the one supporting your teeth Condition of the gum bone (alveolar bone) no see. ❌ Even if you are in your 20s, if your gum condition is terrible, orthodontics is difficult, and Conversely, even for seniors in their 60s, it is entirely safe as long as their gum bone is in good condition and healthy. Recently, for the care of aging teeth Orthodontics to create space before implant placement, orthodontics prior to bridge prosthetics Treatment is being actively carried out for purposes such as , or partial correction of the front teeth. ✨ 7️⃣ The era of braces for those over 70! What is more important than age? 💯 🦷 It seems like it is possible up to a certain age. Is this treatment absolutely necessary for my current condition? We need to consider this. While it was hard to imagine in the past, now that we have entered the era of centenarians, even seniors in their 70s and older are visiting dental clinics for orthodontic consultations. ☀️ The main goal for this age group is not beauty. To use your remaining natural teeth for a long, long time. no see. Orthodontic treatment acts as a reliable solution when teeth have tilted sideways and are damaging the gums, or when there is insufficient space to place implants. Ultimately, orthodontic treatment is not something to be given up on due to age, Personalized treatment tailored to my current oral condition no see. 🔸 Teenagers: Growth regulation and proper skeletal guidance 🔸 20s~30s: Improvement of aesthetic teeth alignment and confidence in appearance 🔸 Age 40 and older: Restoring lost function and preserving precious teeth 💬 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Q1. If I get braces at an older age, will my gums become weaker or my teeth become sensitive? A1. During orthodontic treatment, you may temporarily feel slight sensitivity or looseness as your teeth move. However, if you carefully diagnose the condition of your gums and adjust the force gradually without straining yourself, it can actually correct crooked teeth and improve brushing effectiveness, so in the long run, Prevent gum disease and preserve healthier teeth You can do it. 🦷 Q2. Does adult orthodontics take much longer than orthodontics during the growth period? A2. Since adults have a slightly slower rate of bone metabolism compared to growing children, tooth movement may take a little longer. However, because adult patients follow the dentist's instructions very strictly, such as appliance management and wearing rubber bands, ( Excellent cooperation ), the actual total treatment period often does not differ significantly when compared to children in their growth stage. ✨ 🎯 Conclusion: Don't put it off because of age concerns! 📌 There is no set age limit for orthodontic treatment, and optimal treatment methods exist for each age group from the teens to the 70s. 📌 Management Points: Regardless of age, the key to successful correction is... Healthy gum condition no see. ⚠️ Necessity of specialist consultation: "Isn't it too late to start now?" Rather than spending time worrying alone, please visit a dental clinic first to get an accurate diagnosis of the current condition of your teeth and gums. There are so many people who say, "Director, if I had known this would happen, I would have come for a consultation sooner! 👍" Starting now is the earliest time in the rest of my life. ✨ Seoul Centum Dental Clinic Chief Director Lee Hyun-seop Specialist in Integrated Dentistry Graduated from Korea University Master of Dentistry, Kyung Hee University College of Dentistry Regular member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology Regular member of the Korean Endodontic Society Regular member of the Korean Academy of Integrated Dentistry Member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AACD) Member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) Full member of the International Congress of Implantologists (ICOI) Experience in placing over 17,000 implants Possesses extensive overseas experience visiting over 10 countries Experience with numerous complex implant cases 📌 Read together 🔗 [Health Column] Why Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth a Problem? 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이현섭 원장26.06.16Views 137Likes 3 [Health Column] Is it too late to start orthodontic treatment now? A prosthodontist answers![4]
Hello, this is Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic. Chief Director Jeong Jae-wook It is. ✨ 🤔 "Will it be effective to start at this age?" Have you ever worried about this at least once, when someone around you starts orthodontic treatment, or when you are bothered by crooked teeth in the mirror? To start with the conclusion, regarding orthodontics There is absolutely no such thing as 'too late'! We will clearly highlight the key points regarding the distinct advantages and unique characteristics of adult correctional care, which are distinct from adolescent correctional care. Shall we begin the journey to find a confident smile right now? 💕 1️⃣ What is the difference between adolescent correction and adult correction? 👋 The biggest difference is right Presence or absence of growth It is located at. During adolescence, bones are soft and growth plates are open, making skeletal corrections such as prognathism or retrognathism possible. On the other hand, since growth has ended in adults, it is difficult to change the position of the skeleton, but the teeth and angles within the hard bone It can be corrected very precisely and without error. . 🎯 Even though it may look like similarly crooked teeth on the outside, adults need a customized movement plan that is perfectly tailored to their current skeletal condition. Just because your bones are strong doesn't mean correction isn't possible, so I recommend getting a precise diagnosis tailored to your skeletal structure first! ✔️ 2️⃣ Is adult orthodontics more painful and much slower? 👋 Slow down a little, but Healthier and more stable Moving! It is true that adults have higher bone density, so their cellular metabolism is slightly slower than that of adolescents. commonly 24~30 months It takes about that long, so it can be several months longer than for adolescents. ⏳ You may experience a dull ache for the first 2 to 3 days, but this is as your teeth find their proper positions Healthy Signs So you can rest assured! You may feel a heavy pain on the first night you wear the device, but you will surprisingly adapt within a few days. If you are very worried about pain and the duration, 'self-ligating braces,' which reduce pain by minimizing friction, or 'clear braces,' which offer a clean appearance, can be good alternatives. 💡 3️⃣ Are there any advantages to being an adult? 👋 Overwhelming cooperation and Thorough self-management is the best weapon. Adult orthodontics has 3 powerful advantages (TOP 3) unique to adults! 💎 🔸 1. Overwhelming cooperation with treatment 🤝 Unlike adolescents who are led by their parents, adults begin this process of their own strong will, so please strictly follow the doctor's instructions and precautions. This directly leads to the completeness of the treatment results. 🔸 2. Thorough Oral Hygiene Management 🪥 Because they meticulously use toothbrushes, interdental brushes, and dental floss on their own, the risk of cavities or gum disease that may occur during orthodontic treatment is significantly lower compared to adolescents. 🔸 3. Precise predictability without variables 📐 Since growth has already stopped, there is no unexpected variable called skeletal change. You can establish an error-free treatment plan by predicting future changes in facial shape or dental alignment with greater precision. The advantages of being an adult are maximized, especially in 'clear braces,' where self-care is essential. ✨ 💬 Ask Me Anything! (FAQ) Q1. Is it true that getting braces at an older age causes holes (black triangles) to form between the gums? It’s not that a new gum disease is developing; it’s just a phenomenon where the overlapping teeth straighten out, revealing the previously empty spaces! 😮 This can be sufficiently aesthetically corrected with procedures such as 'interdental reduction' or 'resin treatment,' so you do not need to worry too much. On the contrary, in the long run, it corrects the alignment of the teeth, which is of great help in preventing gum disease. Q2. Is 'extraction orthodontics,' which involves pulling out healthy teeth, absolutely necessary for adult orthodontics? Absolutely not! Whether or not to extract a tooth is determined not by the patient's age, but by the availability of space for the tooth to move and the degree of protrusion of the mouth. Recently, with the advancement of digital equipment, there has been a significant increase in cases where the dental arch is expanded or the teeth are pushed back to proceed without extraction. 🦷 Q3. I had braces when I was young, but they have become misaligned again as I have gotten older. Is it possible to have them re-corrected? Yes, of course it is possible! There are many adult patients who can restore their teeth to a straight alignment in a short period of time through partial orthodontics or clear aligners, especially in cases where crowded teeth have grown in again or teeth have gradually shifted due to neglecting retainer care. 😊 🎯 Conclusion: An investment in your youngest days for future oral health If crooked teeth are left untreated, food gets trapped between them, causing cavities and periodontitis (gum disease). Adult orthodontics goes beyond simple cosmetic purposes, The most reliable preventive treatment to protect your teeth and gums for a lifetime no see. ⚠️ Rather than wasting time hesitating thinking it's 'too late,' first have an experienced and trustworthy Prosthodontics specialist Find us and start with accurate digital precision diagnosis and consultation! It is the greatest gift you can give your future self. ✨ Dr. Jae-wook Jeong, Chief Director of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic Ministry of Health and Welfare specialist in Prosthodontics Graduated from Yonsei University College of Dentistry Master's degree from Yonsei University Graduate School of Dentistry Internship at Yonsei University Severance Hospital, Sinchon; completed residency in Prosthodontics. Certified Specialist and Regular Member of the Korean Academy of Prosthodontics Outstanding member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology (KAOMI) Regular member of the Korean Academy of Temporomandibular Joint and Occlusion Regular member of the Korean Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry Former Adjunct Professor, Yonsei University College of Dentistry Formerly served as Chief Director of Yonsei Good Day Dental Clinic Yangjae Branch Current) Board Member, Specialist Committee, and Academic Affairs Committee Member of the Korean Academy of Prosthodontics Current Director of Academic Planning, Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology (KAOMI) View more of Director Jung Jae-wook's expert columns > [Health Column] No-Prep Laminates, Are They Really 'No Prep'? A Summary of Key Points You Must Know [Health Column] Airnate – Why Minimally Removed Laminates Allow for Reshaping Your Teeth in Just One Week 👉 If you would like to find out more details about teeth whitening and aerates from Director Jae-wook Jeong of Gangnam Saero Dental Clinic >
정재욱 원장26.06.08Views 119Likes 2 [Health Column] Orthodontic Extraction vs. Non-Extraction: Is Extraction Always Necessary? A Summary of Criteria, Pros, and Cons[3]
hello, Director Jo Byeong-ju of Shine Orthodontics no see. 👋 There are certain questions that people considering orthodontic treatment ask most frequently in the consultation room. These are inquiries mixed with concern, such as, "Do I really have to have teeth extracted?" and "Can a protruding mouth be corrected with non-extraction orthodontics?" There is a lot of information on the internet claiming that non-extraction is always better or that extraction drastically changes one's face, which further confuses patients. However, actual orthodontic treatment is not determined solely by whether or not to extract a tooth, Comprehensive diagnosis of tooth alignment, facial shape, degree of space shortage, etc. You must do it. In this column, I will explain the true differences between extraction and non-extraction orthodontics and provide clear selection criteria in an easy-to-understand manner. I hope this helps you find the right treatment direction for you! ✨ 1️⃣ What is the most important key point regarding tooth extraction versus non-extraction in orthodontic treatment? 📐 The essence that determines the success or failure of orthodontic treatment lies in 'securing space' to move the teeth. For both extraction and non-extraction orthodontics, the key to the treatment outcome is how much space can be secured to properly align the teeth. This is because only when adequate space is secured in our mouth can we use it to push a protruding mouth inward and straighten crookedly overlapping extra teeth. Generally, when performing extraction orthodontics Premolars (small molars) with a width of about 7 to 8 mm You will gain that much extra space by extracting the tooth. On the other hand, with the recent development of various orthodontic devices non-extraction By utilizing every possible means to the fullest extent through orthodontics, it has become possible to create space comparable to that of tooth extraction. Representative techniques for creating space without tooth extraction include Arch expansion (3~4mm) , Interdental reduction/IPR (3~4mm) , Posterior movement of molars (3~4mm) There are methods available, and by combining all of them, it is possible to secure about 9mm of usable space. < Case of Posterior Molar Movement > 📍 Example: If the space for tooth alignment is too narrow, resulting in severe crowding or a situation where a protruding mouth needs to be moved back significantly, securing space through premolar extraction can be a clear solution. However, if conditions allow for the precise application of non-extraction techniques, meaningful space can be achieved without extracting teeth. 📌 "Rather than relying solely on extreme online reviews and insisting on a specific method, it is essential to first undergo a precise dental diagnosis to determine the actual amount of space missing." 2️⃣ Can non-extraction space creation methods be applied equally to all patients? 📐 The three techniques for creating space without tooth extraction must be applied strictly and selectively based on the patient's oral and jawbone structure. The three methods for creating space for tooth movement through non-extraction orthodontics are excellent alternatives, but unfortunately, they cannot be unconditionally applied to all patients. This is because each patient has different anatomical characteristics. ① Expansion of the dental arch : This method is actually Limited use only for patients with a narrow jaw width You must do it. If this procedure is performed excessively on a patient with a normal jaw width solely for the purpose of widening the space, the overall occlusion may collapse or long-term stability after treatment may be significantly compromised. ② Interdental Reduction (IPR) : The side of the tooth Finely trim by 0.2~0.5mm It is a method of gathering the entire gap space. Generally, if the procedure is performed within 0.5mm per area, there are no problems with dental health, and it is advantageous to distribute the work evenly across multiple tooth surfaces rather than grinding down a large portion of a single tooth. If performed to the maximum extent on all areas, approximately 3mm of space can be obtained per side. ③ Posterior movement of molars This is a technique that creates space in the front by pushing the entire dentition backward. The most important thing here is Does there actually exist space within the bone for the molars to move backward? no see. In particular, a precise 3D diagnosis must be performed beforehand to determine if there is available space in the posterior area of the mandible (lower jaw). 📍 Example: If posterior movement is forcibly attempted on a patient who has absolutely no space to push the molars back due to structural limitations of the lower jawbone, the teeth may not move properly or side effects may occur. 📌 It is essential to receive a precise diagnosis from an orthodontist to determine whether arch expansion is necessary, or if the tooth structure allows for the safe application of interproximal reduction or posterior movement. 3️⃣ If you are on the borderline between extraction and non-extraction, what criteria should you use to make a decision? 📐 For borderline patients with a space shortage of 4 to 7 mm, the decision is made by comprehensively considering tooth shape, caries activity, type of appliance, and the patient's pain sensitivity. Based on the results of a precise examination, if the required space is significantly lacking by more than 9mm on each side, extraction is easily determined, while if it is slightly lacking by 4mm or less, non-extraction is recommended. The problem lies with 'borderline patients' who have a space deficiency of 4 to 7 mm. In this case, since both methods are possible, you must use the following five detailed criteria as a guide. ① Shape of the teeth: If the shape is close to a triangle, non-extraction treatment is much more advantageous. do. This is because it is shaped to fully utilize Interproximal Reduction (IPR), and the reduction can naturally reduce the 'black triangle,' the empty space between teeth. ② Number of prosthetics and dental caries (cavity) activity: If you have a lot of dental prosthetics in your mouth or an environment where cavities form easily, extraction orthodontics is actually better. This is because it is difficult to adequately perform interdental reduction, which involves finely grinding the sides of the teeth, in such an oral condition. ③ Type of calibration device used: Invisalign achieves arch expansion much faster, but traditional brackets (wire devices) perform molar posterior movement better. do. Therefore, even for patients who appeared capable of non-extraction posterior movement based on brackets, insisting on using Invisalign may actually lead to a situation where extraction becomes necessary. ④ Anatomical spatial limits: Regardless of whether wisdom teeth are extracted, it is necessary to determine how much bone space remains behind the molars that can actually be moved, and whether the jawbone is capable of accommodating arch expansion. If both non-extraction pathways are structurally blocked, it is advisable to choose extraction for a clean result. ⑤ Discomfort and pain felt by the patient: This is a point that many people misunderstand, In fact, the tooth extraction treatment itself is almost painless. In fact, arch expansion devices or posterior movement devices used in non-extraction orthodontics often cause greater discomfort and pain in the mouth. Therefore, if you prefer a slightly more comfortable and less cumbersome process during the orthodontic treatment period, we recommend tooth extraction. 📍 Example: If a borderline patient with square-shaped teeth and significant traces of cavity treatment finds it difficult to tolerate the pain and foreign body sensation of complex non-extraction devices, choosing to extract premolars rather than forcing a non-extraction procedure may be advantageous in terms of both the treatment process and the outcome. 📌 "When you are teetering on the edge, that is precisely when in-depth communication with medical staff truly shines. Please share your lifestyle and pain tendencies with the medical team in detail." 🔍 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Q1. Doesn't interproximal reduction (IPR) cause significant tooth sensitivity during non-extraction orthodontics? A1. No, you don't need to worry too much. 🙅♂️ Common tooth sensitivity usually occurs when the neck of the tooth (cervical area) is worn down. During interdental reduction, the area that is ground down very finely is the outermost 'proximal enamel' region of the tooth, where sensory nerves are not distributed. Since the amount removed is also very minimal, you do not need to worry about side effects such as sensitivity. However, if not performed precisely, food particles can get trapped between the teeth, creating an environment where cavities (dental caries) are likely to develop, so the procedure must be performed accurately by a skilled specialist. Q2. After having wisdom teeth extracted, will space naturally form to push the molars back? A2. It is half right and half wrong. 💡 When extracting a wisdom tooth that has erupted straight into the mouth, available space is created to push the molars backward by utilizing that opening. However, for impacted wisdom teeth that are completely buried in the gum bone, simply extracting them does not automatically create space for the tooth to move. In this case, the limit of the practically usable posterior space is determined by the anatomical boundary between the soft tissue and bone behind the tooth, rather than the presence or absence of wisdom teeth. 📋 Conclusion Today, we have taken a detailed look at the key criteria for tooth extraction versus non-extraction, which is the biggest concern for those facing orthodontic treatment. Having operated an orthodontic clinic in Nowon for a long time and personally treated countless cases, there are certainly tricky cases where even I, as an expert, agonize deeply over which approach—extraction or non-extraction—will bring the most perfect results to the patient. This is because orthodontic treatment is a precise medical field that must encompass not only visible gaps between teeth but also the condition of the gums, the overall treatment duration, changes in facial shape, and even the anatomical limitations imposed by the appliance. ⚠️ Please make sure to remember this! 📌 Rather than blindly deciding on a treatment method based solely on rumors such as "non-extraction is better" or "extraction is faster," the first step is to thoroughly examine your precise diagnostic condition. 📌 The wise choice at the borderline may vary depending on the shape of your teeth (whether they are triangular), the activity of cavities, and your sensitivity to pain. Above all, the most important key to success is to accurately align your desired aesthetic and functional goals through constant communication with medical professionals, and for the doctor and patient to move forward step by step while looking toward the same goal. As this is a significant journey that determines your smile and dental health for a lifetime, I sincerely hope you find a trustworthy orthodontist to discover the right solution that fits your oral structure perfectly. 🦷 Shine Orthodontics Director Cho Byeong-ju Graduated from Seoul National University Graduate School of Dentistry / Doctor of Dental Surgery Catholic University of Korea Seoul St. Mary's Hospital Department of Orthodontics Intern / Resident Graduated from Catholic University of Korea Graduate School of Medicine with a minor in Plastic Surgery / Master of Medicine Visiting Professor, Department of Orthodontics, Catholic University of Korea Seoul St. Mary's Hospital Visiting Professor at CHA University Gangnam Hospital Invisalign Official Faculty Regular member of the Korean Association of Orthodontists (KAO) Member of the Korean Society of Clinical Orthodontists (KSO) 2019/2020/2021/2022 Awarded the Excellent Case Presentation by the Korean Association of Orthodontists
조병주 원장26.06.01Views 209Likes 3
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View moreFrom 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 93Likes 2 Should I just endure the Ultherapy pain? 😣 From anesthesia types and pain levels to relief methods, everything you need to know in one go![7]
Are you worried about the pain after booking Ultherapy? Based on actual procedure experience All About Ultherapy Pain I honestly summarized it 🙌 How painful is Ulthera? Ulthera is a lifting procedure that focuses ultrasound energy on the deep layer (4.5mm) of the skin. As much as strong energy is transmitted to this deep layer, Pain is Ulthera's biggest drawback. dot It is considered to be. Pain tends to be felt more severely, especially in the lower facial area (jawline and below the cheeks). Although it varies from person to person, many people describe the pain as a recurring tingling sensation like an electric shock. region Pain intensity characteristic forehead and temples ★★★☆☆ A relatively tolerable level cheeks and cheekbones ★★★★☆ Repeated stinging and tingling lower face (jawline) ★★★★★ The area with the strongest pain Neck and décolleté ★★★☆☆ Strengthens when performed near bone Complete Comparison of 3 Types of Anesthesia Anesthesia to reduce Ultherapy pain is broadly divided into three types. Be sure to understand the advantages and disadvantages of each and choose the method that suits you best. Types of anesthesia effect merit disadvantage anesthetic ointment △ Normal Simple, low cost Ineffective against strong energy Injectable anesthesia ○ Good No fasting required, rapid recovery Injection site is important, caution is required sleep anesthesia ◎ Best Almost no pain Fasting is mandatory, recovery time is required 💡 Specialist-Recommended Anesthesia Method After anesthetic ointment A method combining injection anesthesia This offers the best balance in terms of effectiveness and safety. Sedation anesthesia is recommended for those with very high pain sensitivity and must be performed after fasting. ⚠️ Caution when using injection anesthesia! If the anesthetic injection is injected into a shallow layer within 4.5 mm, the tissue may expand, causing the depth of the procedure to be distorted. certainly Inject into deep layers Please receive treatment from skilled medical professionals. The relationship between energy intensity and pain The effectiveness of Ulthera is directly related to energy intensity. Based on the lower face Maximum energy 1.2 joules (J) Performing the procedure yields the best long-term results. It is sometimes lowered to 1.0 joule only in cases where the skin is thin or there is little fat. Hospitals that commonly advertise "painless Ulthera" use a method of lowering the energy and increasing the number of shots. but Strong Energy 300 Shots > Weak Energy 600 Shots It is often effective. Selecting the right energy is important for both cost reduction and maximizing effectiveness. Ulthera Pain Relief & Post-Procedure Care You can effectively reduce pain and swelling by practicing the following methods before and after the procedure. ✅ Pain Relief Management Methods Before the procedure Take painkillers (after consulting a specialist), get enough sleep and fluids. Immediately after the procedure : Apply a cold compress for 10–15 minutes, and avoid spicy foods and alcohol. 1 week after the procedure Avoid strenuous exercise and saunas, and strictly protect yourself from UV rays. Continuous management Supports skin recovery with moisturizing and nourishing cream Precautions regarding Ulthera pain-related side effects Although Ultherapy is a highly safe procedure, please be aware of the potential side effects that may occur along with pain. symptoms Duration coping methods Swelling and redness Several hours to 2 days Cold compress, minimize irritation A tingling sensation 1~2 weeks Mostly natural recovery Temporary skin sagging 2~4 weeks Waiting for collagen regeneration Nerve irritation pain Rarely several weeks Consultation with a medical professional is essential. Summary at a Glance 📌 Key Summary ① Ulthera pain is Most strongly in the lower facial area I can feel it ② Anesthesia is Ointment + Injection Combination This is the most recommended for its balance of efficacy and safety. ③ High energy, few shots It is more effective than low energy and many shots. ④ After the procedure Cold compress, moisturizing, and UV protection It helps with recovery ⑤ If abnormal symptoms persist, you must Consult with your medical team. do Don't give up on Ulthera just because you're scared of the pain! If you consult thoroughly with a specialist regarding the anesthesia method and energy setting that suits you... Ulthera, which increases effectiveness and reduces pain It is possible 💪 Please leave any questions in the comments! Let's share information together 🙌 See more Ulthera reviews in the Cashdoc Community > A satisfying Ultherapy lifting experience at Onleaf Plastic Surgery in Seocho-gu A real review of the before and after difference from receiving Ulthera firsthand. It was my first Ulthera Gold treatment at Transparent Skin Clinic in Gangnam-gu!
캐시닥 운영진26.04.08Views 568Likes 2 😮 Dermatological pore treatments: You need to understand the cause of your pores first to get the best value! A complete guide to the types, costs, and effects of pore reduction treatments.[9]
Were you confused because the packages for pore-minimizing treatments vary from clinic to clinic? Getting an accurate diagnosis of the cause of your enlarged pores is the beginning of true value for money. 4 types of pores Wa-won-in-byeol Optimal nose pore reduction procedure I will summarize it for you. 🔬 What are pores? Standard size The face has sebaceous glands and hair The same single hole It comes from. This hair hole pores They say it is. The normal pore size is 0.02cm² Below, we define 'large pores' when they become wider than this. 💡 Good to know: Pores contract and expand like muscles, and the more sebum is secreted, the longer they remain open. You must first understand that there are various causes, rather than simply 'not washing your face properly.' 📌 4 Types of Pores (Classification by Cause) Even for the same 'pores,' the treatment method varies completely depending on the cause. To get the best value for money in dermatology pore treatments The key is to get a diagnosis of your pore type first. no see. type cause characteristic Location where it usually appears ① Sebum secretion type Excessive sebum secretion Pores are always open Forehead, nose, cheeks ② Hairy type Thick, black downy hair Hair is visible, it looks like a pore around the nose, cheeks ③ Scar type Recurring acne scars Fine scars around pores cheeks, jawline ④ Reduced elasticity type Skin sagging and aging Oval-shaped, broad pores Butterfly zone, under the cheek ⚠️ Package deals that bundle multiple lasers without diagnosing the cause can result in higher costs. First, get a clear diagnosis of what type of pores you have. ① Sebum-secreting pore treatment If your pores have widened due to excessive sebum secretion, first Reducing sebum secretion itself This is the key. I will introduce two methods that are inexpensive and fast-acting. 🌿 Method 1. Take Roaccutane (Isotretinoin) It is an oral medication that reduces sebum secretion, and taking it naturally shrinks pores as well. effect: Reduces sebum by more than 50% Report / Duration of use: Minimum 4 weeks or more , recommended 2~3 months disadvantage : Recurrence possible upon discontinuation of medication / Not suitable for women of childbearing age / May cause skin dryness ✨ Method 2. Gold PTT (Gold Particle Treatment) A procedure that involves injecting an ampoule containing gold particles into the face and then destroying the sebaceous glands with thermal energy. effect: Feel a reduction in sebum within about a week after the procedure. / Recommended frequency: 1~3 times (1-month intervals) caution : For those with severe inflammatory acne, reduce inflammation with medication first before proceeding. ② Exposed hair follicles → Laser hair removal If the pores around your nose look particularly prominent, it is not that the pores are large, but Black, thick downy hair This could be the cause. In this case, it is not a pore treatment Laser hair removal That is the correct answer. Hair has a growth, shedding, and resting cycle, and to complete one cycle 5 times at intervals of 4 to 6 weeks It is necessary to some extent. If you receive it consistently Decrease of over 90% possible. 💬 Procedure Features: Facial downy hair is thinner than leg and armpit hair, so it tends to cause less pain. You can tolerate it well if you apply anesthetic cream. Redness may occur for 1 to 2 days after the procedure, and folliculitis is rare. ③ Scar-type pores → CureJet + Jubelook If scars have formed around your pores due to recurring acne, A method of filling in scars by regenerating collagen This is effective. The most recommended procedure is CureJet + Jubelook merge no see. Procedure name principle effect Maintenance period Cure Jet Collagen seeds delivered with a needleless pressure injector Decomposition of fibrotic tissue + Collagen regeneration About 6 months Juberuk Collagen seeds are evenly distributed on the surface Improves skin texture, shrinks pores About 6 months Combined procedure Dilution and precision injection of Jubelux with CureJet Uniform effect without the risk of nodules Maintenance treatment after 6 months 🌿 Pro Tip: Because CureJet dilutes Jubelux more than usual to widen the particle spacing and performs precise injection using a pressure method No need to worry about Juberuk nodules. . You can feel the improvement in skin texture even after just one treatment. ④ Pores with reduced elasticity → Elavie Rituo If your cheeks have sagged and the pores around the butterfly zone have widened into an oval shape as you age, Quickly replenishing collagen This is the key. Elavie Rituo It is a skin booster made by freeze-drying collagen, elastin, etc. derived from human tissue. item detail ingredient Freeze-dried human-derived collagen and elastin Feeling the effects Improved elasticity within 2–3 weeks / Pore reduction after 1 month Laser Effect Comparison Similar to the effect of 3 laser treatments Duration 3~6 months (second procedure recommended thereafter) Merging Caution Thermal energy lasers (such as lifting) must be received first before the procedure. ⚠️ Precautions: Elavie Rituo is a collagen protein, so it is sensitive to heat. When combined with lifting lasers such as Ulthera or Titanium, the laser treatment is performed first. After that, please make sure to follow the order for receiving Elavie Rituo. ⚡ Solving 3 Causes Simultaneously → Skin Botox If you want to quickly improve pores caused by sebum secretion, scars, and loss of elasticity all at once Skin Botox This can be an alternative. step, Not effective on pores caused by hair . It simultaneously addresses three causes of enlarged pores through sebum secretion inhibition and skin tightening effects, but The duration is short, lasting 2 to 3 months. Recommended for short-term improvement before an important event. 📊 Compare dermatology pore treatments by cause at a glance Causes of enlarged pores Recommended Procedure number Lasting effect significant sebum secretion Roaccutane / Gold PTT Approximately 2–3 months / 1–3 times Maintenance during use / Long-term Caution for women of childbearing age Hair exposure Laser hair removal 5 times or more semi-permanent Essential every 4 to 6 weeks scar Cure Jet + Jubelook 3 times recommended About 6 months No worries about nodules loss of elasticity Elavie Lito 1~2 times 3~6 months Treatment recommended after laser Complex causes Skin Botox If necessary 2~3 months Recommended for short-term events 🏥 Checklist for Choosing a Good Dermatology Clinic for Pore Treatment For cost-effective pore treatments Hospitals that provide accurate diagnoses It is important to choose first. ✅ Conditions for a Good Hospital Does a dermatologist personally diagnose the type of pores? Does it suggest a single treatment tailored to the cause of my enlarged pores (no recommendations for unnecessary packages) Do they provide sufficient consultation and information on side effects before the procedure? Does it provide specific guidance on the maintenance treatment cycle after the procedure? ⚠️ Be careful of these hospitals Recommending a package treatment immediately without a diagnosis Alternatively, places that sell multiple lasers bundled together may result in higher costs. ✨ The key to pore treatment is identifying the cause of your pores! sebum-secreting type → Roaccutane or Gold PTT hairy type → Laser hair removal (5 or more sessions) Scar type → Cure Jet + Jubelook elasticity-reducing type Elavie Rituo Complex causes → Skin Botox (short-term) If the cause is accurately diagnosed, you can get a cost-effective solution without unnecessary packages Nose pore reduction procedure This is possible! If you have been worried about your pores, I hope today's content was helpful 😊 If you know anyone who is concerned about their pores, please share this post! Would you like to check out what treatments everyone in the Cashdoc community has received for their pores? Breeze Plastic Surgery in Ansan City: Large Pore Treatment is Fast and Comfortable Gwanak-gu Guro-kkeut Korean Medicine Clinic, Satisfying Pore Care at Reasonable Prices! Jeonghwankyo Dermatology Clinic in Ansan City, Reviews of Dry Skin and Pore Treatment After getting pore treatment at Philo Clinic in Seongnam, my makeup applies well!
캐시닥 운영진26.04.01Views 3778Likes 4 Which one suits my eyes? A complete guide to double eyelid lines | Outline · In-outline · Inline[9]
Double eyelid line, which one should you choose? When considering double eyelid surgery, the first thing you need to decide is... Types of double eyelid lines no see. Outline, in-outline, inline — many people have heard the names but don't know the exact difference between them. Choosing a line that does not suit your eye shape can lead to unnatural results, so a thorough understanding is required before surgery. Comparison of 3 Types of Double Eyelid Lines ① Outline (including semi-outline) The outline is the line near the inner corner of the eye. Outward-facing shape no see. Even if you open your eyes wide, the bangs line is not hidden, allowing you to create a half-closed, coquettish look. Matching eyes: Eyes with sufficient opening strength and no epicanthal folds Points to note: As my skin sags with age, my bangs won't fall down. A sluggish feeling This can become stronger For those with weak eye-opening strength sleepy-looking impression Can provide A difficult line to pull off, so careful selection is required. ② In-out line The in-out line starts from the inner corner of the eye. A shape that naturally widens toward the outside no see. This line is considered by plastic surgeons to be the "safest choice" and suits various eye shapes well. ⭐ Clarity + Sophistication + Naturalness , a line that can capture three things at once Celebrity example: aespa Karina — The line appears refreshing when opening the eyes deeply, and sharp, close to an inner line, when opening them intensely. Allows for the creation of various moods. profit — Thinner in-out line than Karina's. Looks like monolids when lifted strongly, and the double eyelid is clearly visible when lifted slightly. Matching eyes: Big, clear eyes Eyes with strong eye-opening power and moderately protruding eyeballs Eyes with ample space between the eyebrows, thin skin, and little fat 💡 In-out lines can be applied to any eye type, but, Severely sunken clam eyes The bangs may look too open, so an inline style might be better. ③ Inline Inline is a line The shape that curves inward at the inner corner of the eye It is suitable for those who want a natural, long eye shape. Celebrity example: Han Hyo-joo — Even with sunken eyes, covering them with inline bangs prevents them from looking crowded or round, creating a natural, elongated eye shape. Matching eyes: Deeply sunken eyes Eyes with epicanthal folds that look awkward when the bangs are exposed Eyes where the bangs appear shadowed, making them look excessive when widened Here's how to choose the right line for your eyes Eye type Recommended Line Ordinary eyes, simply pretty In-out line When you want a half-closed, coquettish look Outline sunken eyes, eyes with epicanthal folds inline Eyes with weak opening ability I don't recommend the outline; I recommend the in-out or inline. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q. Does the In-Out line really suit everyone? It fits most eyes well, but severely sunken eyes may be an exception. It is important to have your eye shape directly examined by a specialist during the consultation. Q. Is it possible to change the double eyelid line (revision surgery) after double eyelid surgery? It is possible, but the difficulty level increases compared to the first surgery. It is best to choose carefully from the start. Q. How long does the recovery period take after double eyelid surgery? It takes about 3 to 6 months for complete recovery from swelling with the incisional method, and about 1 to 3 months with the non-incisional method. 📎 Compare double eyelid surgery hospital prices directly on Cashdoc → 🔎 Check double eyelid surgery reviews on the Cashdoc Community > 2-Week Review After Double Eyelid Surgery 2 months after first double eyelid surgery
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