I am very concerned because my double chin is too prominent whether viewed from the side or the front. In particular, when I take photos, the double chin makes me look heavier than I actually am. I also have a fairly severe receding chin; is there a way to get rid of the double chin and create a sharp jawline? I’ve heard that some doctors don't recommend lifting procedures, saying that getting them at a young age can render them ineffective later on. What are your thoughts on getting lifting procedures in my early 30s? I would appreciate it if you could recommend a double chin removal procedure specifically designed to eliminate fat under the chin. Are treatments like InMode or Thermage applied to the entire face, or can they be used specifically on the double chin?
CommentsI 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.
CommentsI was also curious about how to determine the treatment combination for thin and dry skin. I'll refer to the answer regarding downtime once it's posted.
CommentsIf you have a fixed schedule for the end of the year, it would be best to choose a time that takes into account the period for swelling and redness to subside. Please compare the recovery periods for different types of procedures and receive guidance.
CommentsThe 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.
CommentsI 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.
CommentsSince 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?
CommentsThe 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.
CommentsSince satisfaction varies depending on the desired changes and your actual skin condition, it is recommended that you first consult about the underlying causes of your indistinct jawline. Check the expected changes and limitations for each area, and receive guidance on pain management methods and how to handle redness or marks if they occur. Aside from reviews from others, asking about cases where the treatment might not be suitable for you and when to check the progress after the first procedure will help you make an informed decision.