My jawline looks saggy, so I'm looking into lifting procedures.

턱선이 무너져 보여서 리프팅 시술을 알아보고 있어요

Lately, whenever I take selfies, I am concerned because my jawline seems less defined than before. It doesn't seem very noticeable from the front, but when I turn my head slightly, it feels like the area below my cheeks connects to my jawline. I haven't gained much weight, but it feels like my overall facial elasticity has decreased, so I am looking into lifting procedures.

At first, I thought dieting would solve the problem, but even after losing a little weight, my facial contours didn't change much, so I realized it wasn't just due to my weight. Therefore, I would like to have my skin elasticity and sagging checked and receive appropriate care.

There are so many different types of lifting procedures that I am not entirely sure what the differences are. Rather than a drastic reduction in face size, I am looking for a slightly more defined jawline and a firmer appearance. I prefer a natural change over an overly tightened look; would it be helpful to mention these specific details during the consultation?

I am also curious whether the effects appear immediately after the procedure or gradually over time. I would like to know if the degree of pain, swelling, and bruising varies depending on the type of lifting procedure. Since I work full-time, I also consider it important to choose a method that does not require a long recovery period.

If anyone has undergone a lifting procedure for their jawline, I am curious to know how much change they actually experienced. In particular, rather than seeing a change in their entire face, I would like to know if they felt an improvement in their jawline or cheek sagging. Please share your experiences and advise on what aspects to check during the initial consultation.

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  • 언제나행복해요
    턱선이 무너져 보일 때 리프팅을 알아보게 되는 흐름이 이해됩니다. 상담에서는 실제 처짐인지, 볼륨 변화나 부기 때문에 라인이 흐려 보이는지 먼저 확인받으면 좋을 것 같아요. 원하는 변화가 자연스러운 턱선 정리인지 탄력 개선인지 나눠 말하면 시술 방식과 간격을 설명받기 편하겠습니다.

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