I'm curious about the satisfaction level with Quadsay. Is it okay for sagging skin and pores?

I took a photo with my family last weekend, and even though I was smiling brightly, the lower part of my cheeks looked saggy. Since I stand all day working at the shop, looking tired isn't unfamiliar when I look in the mirror at night, but seeing it in the photo bothered me more than I thought. The pores next to my nose also looked more prominent.

Then I saw the description for Quadsay. I read that it is a treatment utilizing microneedles and radio frequency, but since my skin tends to be sensitive, I am primarily worried about the pain. I would like to start by asking how the anesthesia is administered and whether the intensity can be adjusted. Also, is it decided during the consultation whether to focus more on pores or skin elasticity?

To be honest, what I'm most curious about is satisfaction with Quadsay. I think the changes expected by someone concerned about sagging skin will be different from those concerned about skin texture. When I search for reviews on Quadsay satisfaction, there are many positive comments, but it's difficult to find posts that specifically describe what changes people were satisfied with.

I am also curious about how often reactions such as redness or peeling might occur after the Quadsay procedure. Since the shop doesn't have many days off, I have to schedule my appointment based on the recovery period.

If anyone has received consultation for similar skin concerns, I would appreciate it if you could share not only the positive aspects but also any inconveniences you experienced.

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