Is it possible for your face to look more tired or sunken after getting a lift?

I want to get a lifting treatment, but my biggest worry is that if I do it too much, it might actually have the opposite effect.

Since I don't naturally have a lot of facial fat, I want my skin to become firmer and my facial lines to be slightly more refined, rather than just making my face look smaller.

However, when I look at the reviews, it seems that some people feel they look too gaunt or tired after the lift.

Is there a significant difference depending on the type of lifting procedure?

I'm curious if there are separate approaches for strong fat reduction and those focused primarily on skin elasticity.

I'm not aiming to reduce the size of my face; I just want to tidy up the feeling that it looks a bit sagging compared to before.

In such cases, wouldn't it be important to mention in advance during the consultation that you would prefer not to lose too much weight in your face?

I'm also wondering if the lifting intensity can be adjusted for each person.

I would like to know if there are cases where they start a little weaker for first-time recipients to observe their reaction.

I don't want to change too much after just one treatment, so a natural result is the most important thing to me.

And is it too early to judge right after getting the lift?

I'm worried that the results might look different from the actual ones at first due to swelling or heat, so I'm also wondering how much time needs to pass before I can make a proper comparison.

Is there anyone who felt their face was unfamiliar at first, but it settled naturally after a few weeks?

I am also curious how those who have had lifting treatments multiple times found the intensity that suits their face.

For those of you who, like me, want to maintain volume while just slightly improving elasticity, please let me know what criteria you actually used to choose your procedure haha.