There are so many types of lifting procedures, would it be best to just get a consultation and get a recommendation? lol
I was looking into lifting procedures, but there were so many types that I almost gave up lol
At first, I thought all lifting procedures were pretty much the same, but the more I searched, the more things like Ondari Lifting, Shurink, Inmode, and Denser T.I. kept popping up.
The effects are described slightly differently for each, so I really don't know which one fits my problem.
I feel like my skin has lost some elasticity overall, and my facial lines look less defined than before, so I want to take care of them.
I don't want it to feel like I've lost too much fat, but I'm also hesitant about a procedure that's too intense.
In this case, would it be better to get a consultation and a recommendation rather than deciding on the procedure beforehand?
I am curious if, during a lifting consultation, you tend to select the right type from among various options based on your current skin condition and facial volume.
I think I would just get more confused if I chose one based solely on online reviews and it turned out not to suit my skin.
I am also curious if they take pain or recovery time into consideration when making recommendations if I mention it during the consultation.
I have a low pain tolerance and need to go to work the very next day, so I prefer shorter downtime.
I’d prefer something that isn’t too burdensome, even if the effects appear a little slowly haha.
For those of you who received a lifting consultation for the first time, did you leave with a specific procedure in mind?
Or I am curious if you just shared your concerns and received recommendations.
Also, are there cases where people chose something completely different from what they had in mind after the consultation? Haha.
For those of you who, like me, didn't know what to choose because there were so many options, please let me know what criteria you actually used to make your decision.
I am also curious to know which you considered the most important among effectiveness, pain, price, and duration.