I'm curious about the duration of a density high, based on an office worker who frequently works overtime.

I am writing to inquire about how long the effects of the Density High treatment last after just one session. I am an office worker in my mid-30s at an IT company, and since I spend most of my day in front of a monitor, I have recently noticed a significant decline in facial elasticity. In particular, my jawline is not as distinct as it used to be, and there are many days when my face looks saggy by the afternoon.

I think the lack of sleep due to frequent overtime work is also contributing to this. As video conferences have increased, I find myself seeing my face on screen more often, and I am concerned because my skin looks dull and my facial contours appear indistinct. Feeling that skincare alone has its limits, I started looking into cosmetic procedures.

I have learned that Density High is a lifting procedure that uses radio frequency to improve skin elasticity. I am curious to know how long the changes last after a single treatment and whether the duration of the effects varies significantly from person to person. I would also like to know the interval for follow-up treatments, such as how many sessions are required for the initial session and when the effects begin to wear off.

I am also concerned about pain during the Density High procedure. I would like to ask if separate anesthesia is used, if there is any redness or swelling immediately after the procedure, and if it is mild enough to allow me to return to work on the same day without any issues.

Lastly, I have one more question. Is there anything specific I need to pay attention to in my daily life to maintain the effects of the Density High procedure for a long time? I would appreciate it if you could let me know if care such as sleep management or sun protection is necessary.