I'm worried because my skin isn't as elastic as it used to be.
My skin used to be firm and my facial contours were pretty good, but lately when I look in the mirror, my cheeks seem to be sagging a little and my jawline isn't as sharp as it used to be. My skin feels like it's losing its firmness and drooping overall, and it bothers me that my face doesn't look vibrant even when I wear makeup.
Even though I think of it as a natural change that comes with aging, seeing it actually made me feel like I needed to take care of it. I've tried home care and consistently applied firming cream, but I find it difficult to notice a significant difference.
So I'm looking into dermatological procedures, but there are so many types that I don't know which one to choose. There are lifting treatments like Shurink and Ulthera, as well as radio frequency treatments and skin boosters; I'm curious about the differences between them.
I would like to know which procedures are suitable, especially for cases where the skin has thinned and lost elasticity. I do not want to lose too much facial fat or have my cheeks sink in; I would like my skin to become naturally firm and my jawline to be slightly more defined.
Has anyone here had a procedure done for skin elasticity?
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- 01CommentsIf you are concerned about wrinkles around your eyes and mouth along with sagging, the number of shots and cost will likely vary significantly depending on whether you treat your entire face at once or focus on the areas of concern. It will be easier to compare these factors if you ask during the consultation to explain the treatment plan by area, the recommended number of sessions, and the timeline for seeing results.740026.10.22
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