Ondari Lifting reviews: Should I look at cases where skin thickness and cheek volume are similar to one's age?

I would like to ask what criteria I should use when reviewing Ondari Lifting reviews before a consultation. I suspect that even if photos are of people of the same age, the expected changes might differ depending on the original cheek volume or skin thickness. I don't think I should assume I will get the same results just by looking at pictures where the jawline has become more defined.

 

When looking at reviews for Ondari Lifting, I notice that photos taken immediately after the procedure are mixed with those taken about a month later. I am curious to know which point in time is used as the basis for the explanation during the initial consultation. I would also like to know what factors the clinic considers when distinguishing between differences caused by lighting, head angle, or facial expressions and actual changes in elasticity.

 

If I wish to avoid sunken cheeks and focus on the contour below the chin, could I receive separate guidance on the application areas and treatment plan? I would also like to confirm my skin condition and any precautions during an in-person consultation, as these are difficult to assess from photos alone.

 

Even if I refer to Ondari Lift reviews, I would appreciate it if you could let me know if it is acceptable to just have a consultation first and take my time to determine a plan tailored to my condition, rather than blindly following the number of sessions recommended by others. This is an inquiry to prepare for the consultation, not a review after receiving the procedure.

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