I'm curious about the features of Density High among high-frequency lifting treatments!

Nice to meet you all. How are you managing your skin elasticity? As I move into my mid-30s, I feel so sad because I can sense my skin thinning in real time. ㅠㅠ In the past, pillow marks would disappear quickly after I woke up, but lately they stay until lunchtime after I get to work. Haha. I also feel like my cheeks are starting to hollow out a bit, and my skin feels sagging overall, so I am seriously considering a lifting procedure. I'm still a bit scared of things like thread lifting, and I want to get a laser lift to really firm up my skin, but there are so many types that it's giving me a headache. ㅠㅠ

After looking up various reviews, I learned that people like me with thin skin and concerns about fine lines need to get radiofrequency lifting to stimulate collagen production in the dermis, making the skin thicker and firmer. Among the various radiofrequency devices, the Density High has been very popular recently, so I’d like to know its exact features and how it compares to existing equipment. I heard that it emits both monopolar and bipolar radio waves, making the effect more powerful, but I’m also curious about the level of pain involved. I’m a total wimp, so the most important thing for me is whether it’s manageable without general anesthesia.

Also, my entire face has lost elasticity, so I want to get a thorough treatment from around my eyes to my jawline. I would appreciate it if you could recommend how many shots are usually appropriate for Density High! I'm also curious if the director carefully designs the treatment plan for you haha. Are there any angels at Maypure who would like to leave a review for Density High? Please share some vivid information! Since I'm paying a lot of money for this, I want to make sure I know everything thoroughly, so I'm bombarding you with questions ㅠㅠ I hope everyone has a day full of firm skin!