I'm seriously considering body lifting to get rid of the flab and elasticity in my arms and thighs that exercise alone can't fix.
I'm curious about which treatment would be right for me. From what I've researched, there are body-lifting methods like Ulthera and Shurink that use high-intensity focused ultrasound, as well as methods that use radiofrequency to generate deep heat and stimulate collagen regeneration.
I would like to ask what body lifting equipment you recommend for each area (arms, thighs, etc.) and how long the treatment lasts.
If there is an effective body lifting program that even beginners can start without any burden, please introduce it to them!
I look forward to your reply. Thank you.
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- 01CommentsIf you don't have much facial fat but are concerned about sunken cheeks, radiofrequency (RF) lifting like Thermage can be a good option. While Shurink (ultrasound) tightens the deep fascial layer and InMode FX focuses on reducing fat, Thermage tightens collagen in the dermis to create a firm, close fit to the skin, so you are less concerned about volume loss. Immediate redness subsides within about half a day, and since there is almost no bruising or swelling, it will not interfere with your daily life, even if you work shifts. During your consultation, have the doctor personally examine the area under your chin to determine if it is fat or a loss of skin elasticity, and ask them to design the treatment focusing on your jawline without causing cheek hollowing!210026.11.05
- 02CommentsSince the skin around the eyes is thin, I feel like I need to be more cautious about which procedure is right for me. I can relate to your desire to distinguish whether the wrinkles are expression lines or an elasticity issue.180026.11.05
- 03CommentsI sympathize with your concern regarding your sleeping position after the procedure, as it is difficult to control your posture while sleeping. I would appreciate it if you could advise me on how many days I should be careful depending on the type of procedure, so I am waiting for your reply.200026.11.04
- 01CommentsI have the same concern, so I'm planning to look into it and go for a consultation. As the weather gets colder, I feel like I look more lethargic, so it's bothering me a bit more.1560026.11.02
- 02CommentsThe recommended number of shots and sessions may vary from person to person depending on the treatment scope and skin elasticity. If you have any concerns before the procedure, we recommend visiting a nearby branch to discuss your skin condition.2460026.11.01
- 03CommentsI heard that the duration of InMode's effects varies greatly from person to person. I'm curious how many sessions you recommend for sagging corners of the mouth.800026.11.03
- 01CommentsSince you are looking into a consultation before a family event, I imagine you are particularly curious about the recovery period. Although I have no experience with the procedure, I would like to ask about dryness management and the lifting schedule during the consultation. Would it be helpful to explain the schedule if I also let you know how much time is left until the event?890026.10.08
- 02CommentsI have the same concern, so I'm planning to look into it and go for a consultation. As the weather gets colder, I feel like I look more lethargic, so it's bothering me a bit more.1560026.11.02
- 03CommentsThe recommended number of shots and sessions may vary from person to person depending on the treatment scope and skin elasticity. If you have any concerns before the procedure, we recommend visiting a nearby branch to discuss your skin condition.2460026.11.01
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