Does the pain level vary significantly depending on the type of lifting procedure? Would it be manageable for someone who is easily scared? Haha.

리프팅 통증은 종류마다 차이가 많이 나는지 겁 많은 사람도 할 만할까요?ㅋㅋ

 

 

I'm ambitious about skincare, but I'm really sensitive to pain lol

When I look at lifting reviews, some people say it was just a warm sensation, while others say it was a momentary tingling sensation, so I really have no idea how intense it actually is.

The reason I want to get a lifting treatment is that I feel like my skin has lost its elasticity compared to before.

I want a natural refinement rather than a drastic change, so I don't necessarily want to choose a procedure that is also very painful.

Does the perceived pain vary significantly depending on the type of lifting?

I'm curious if there are procedures that can be done without anesthetic cream, or if most people undergo them with some degree of anesthesia.

I feel like I would get too nervous halfway through if I endured the pain, so I want to choose the option with less pain from the start.

I am wondering if you can adjust the intensity or method slightly if I mention during the consultation that I am very sensitive to pain.

I would also like to know if the pain is only during the procedure, or if a tingling or stiff feeling remains even after it is finished.

I want to get it done after work and go straight to work the next day, but if my face feels too stiff or swollen, I think I need to adjust my schedule.

I'm also wondering if I can wash my face or apply makeup immediately after getting a lift.

Are there people who chose a specific lifting procedure because it causes less pain?

Even if the effects appear a little slowly, I think it is more important to me to be able to receive it comfortably.

I'm curious to know if those of you who were as scared as I was about getting a lift for the first time actually found it better than you expected after getting it done lol

Please also let me know if there were any types of treatments you felt you could receive again after the procedure.

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