I am wondering if I can be satisfied with just one lifting session or if I need to do it multiple times.

I tend to feel a bit burdened by having to pay multiple times right from the start for anything, haha.

I am interested in lifting as well, but I want to try it once to see if it suits my skin before deciding whether to continue.

However, when I look it up, some say you only need to receive it once, while others say you have to repeat it several times, so I'm confused.

Does the recommended number of sessions vary significantly depending on the type of lifting procedure?

I'm curious if people like me, who aren't experiencing severe sagging yet and are starting for maintenance purposes, also tend to plan for multiple sessions from the beginning.

I want to try it once first, and if the effects are natural and good, I want to get it again in a few months.

I'm wondering if receiving it this way is sufficient, or if I should do it at regular intervals a few times in the beginning to get better results.

Also, when would be the best time to assess the effectiveness after receiving it once?

I think it's too early to see it and decide right away on the same day, and I'd also like to know if it takes a few weeks to make a proper comparison.

For those who have received lifting treatments multiple times, was your satisfaction higher on the second or third session than on the first?

I am also curious if you felt your elasticity improve as it accumulated, even though you didn't really notice it at first.

It's a bit difficult for me to attend every month because of the time and cost.

Is it possible to receive focused sessions a few times at the beginning and then space out the sessions afterward?

I am also wondering if it is okay to take a break for a while once my skin condition improves.

For those who have been consistently receiving lifting treatments, I also want to know how different the actual recommended number of sessions was from the number of sessions they were satisfied with.

Please share your experience on whether it was okay to try it just once when first starting out and then decide.