Is it okay if the elasticity of both cheeks looks different after Ondari Lifting?

Looking at my face, it seems that the shape and elasticity of both cheeks are not exactly the same, so I am looking into lifting procedures.

 

There are times when one cheek looks relatively firm, while the other feels like it has sagged a bit more. I know that some degree of facial asymmetry is natural, but I am wondering what kind of care is suitable if this difference starts to bother me more.

 

Can I still expect the effects of On-Da Lifting in this case? I am also curious if the treatment area or intensity is adjusted individually if the condition of each cheek differs. I would like to know if it is better to proceed according to the current condition of the face rather than treating both sides exactly the same way.

 

I don't think Ondari Lifting can resolve all types of asymmetry, so I'm curious about what kind of differences it is suitable for. If the asymmetry is caused by differences in facial bones or muscles, wouldn't a different approach be necessary?

 

I would like to consult on whether it is possible to manage only the areas that appear to lack elasticity while maintaining a natural facial shape.

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