I heard that leg lifting is minimally painful. Is it really a comfortable procedure? lol

 

 

There is exactly one reason why I have been thinking about getting a lift for years but haven't been able to get it.

I really can't stand pain.

I hate injections and get nervous even when going to the dentist, so I get easily swayed by just one review mentioning pain during dermatological procedures.

However, lately the area under my chin looks a bit saggier than before, and when I take photos, the boundaries of my face look blurry, so it seems difficult to rely solely on home care anymore.

So, while looking it up, I saw a lot of reviews saying that the leg lifting procedure was relatively comfortable, so I became interested.

How painful is Ondari lifting actually?

Some people say it feels just warm, while others say it felt hot depending on the area, so it seems to vary greatly from person to person.

I am especially worried that it might hurt more in areas with thin skin, like near the jawbone or around the mouth.

I've heard a lot of people say they were fine without anesthetic cream when getting leg lifting, so I'm curious if it's really just something you can get while lying down lol.

I would also like to know if it is possible to adjust the temperature on the spot if it becomes too hot or uncomfortable during the procedure.

Also, I'm curious if the pain from the leg lifting is only present during the procedure, or if a tingling or burning sensation remains on the face even after it's over.

I want to get it done after work and go straight to work the next day, so I'm worried about my face swelling or turning red.

Did you experience any significant inconvenience applying makeup or washing your face as usual immediately after the leg lifting procedure?

I imagine some of you chose the On-Da Lift because it is supposed to be less painful, but now that you’ve actually had it done, I’d love to hear your honest opinions on whether it was more comfortable than you expected or if there were moments you had to endure.

Since this is my first time getting a lifting procedure, I’d like to start with something gentle rather than a strong treatment.

For those of you who have experience with On-Da Lifting and are sensitive to pain, please let me know the difficulty level! I'm curious if even a coward like me can give it a try. ^^ haha

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