Does the price of a leg lift vary significantly depending on the area being treated?

I've become interested in leg lifting and am looking into it, but comparing prices is harder than I thought haha.

I don't want to overhaul my entire face; I'm just concerned that my lower face looks a bit heavier than before. So, I'm wondering if I necessarily have to get a leg lift done over a wide area, or if it's possible to focus on the specific areas that need it.

Does the price of Ondari lifting vary depending on factors such as the treatment area or the amount of energy used?

Since this is my first time, I have no idea how much I need given my condition. I don't think getting a lot is necessarily good, and I only want a natural change, so I want to do just the necessary amount.

I am also curious if, during a consultation, they assess my current facial fat and elasticity condition to explain the price and necessary scope of the leg lifting procedure.

Also, is it possible to try it with less pressure the first time, and if I am satisfied, do it again next time?

Rather than spending a large sum of money right away and planning for multiple sessions, I want to try the Ondari Lifting just once and see what changes appear on my face haha.

When comparing prices, I felt that I should look at the scope of the procedure and the consultation details as well, rather than just the numbers.

I was just looking up prices online, but it actually made me more confused, so I think it might be faster to just get a consultation first lol.

For those of you who have received leg lifting, was there a difference between the price you initially expected and the actual amount decided after the consultation?

I am also curious whether the aspect that was most satisfying relative to the price was the change in facial contours or the ease of maintenance.

Please let me know if there are any essential points I should check when looking into the price of a leg lift for the first time.

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