As it gets colder, my cheeks look even more saggy. What would be good for them?
As I get older, I’ve been really self-conscious because my cheeks seem to be sagging like a bulldog's. Especially now that autumn and winter have arrived, perhaps due to the cold, the lower part of my face looks much more saggy than before, and my facial contours feel blurred, which has grown my worry.
I'm not sure if this is just a problem with skin elasticity, if it's due to deep cheek fat, or if there is another cause.
I've looked around and found various procedures like ultrasound lifting, radiofrequency lifting, and thread lifting. Has anyone had these treatments for deep cheek fat? I'm curious which procedure is the most suitable and effective.
I'm worried that if something goes wrong, it might actually cause my cheeks to sink in. Will the procedure go well without that? I think a direct consultation would give me a more accurate diagnosis, but I'd still like to know the general details of the procedure. I'm not sure if I just need a lifting treatment, or if I need a combination of procedures. Please recommend any good treatments you know of.
Popular in Lifting Q&A
- 01CommentsI think both will be effective.990026.10.30
- 02CommentsI understand your desire to break down cost items in advance, as the scope of coverage can vary even for management with the same name. It is also practical to ask about the changes that occur when options are removed.270026.10.31
- 03CommentsIt’s upsetting when your eyes look heavier and more tired in the afternoon, as it changes your entire facial expression. I fully understand your concern that your facial expression might look awkward.230026.10.31
- 01CommentsI totally understand being scared that it might still hurt even with the numbing cream on, haha. If you let them know beforehand that you are sensitive to pain, they will check on your condition periodically. It would also be a good idea to ask about how long it takes for the swelling to go down, taking your late-night work schedule into account.910026.10.25
- 02CommentsI was also wondering how to describe the sensation of heat. I will take note of any reply you provide.800026.10.25
- 03CommentsI was always curious myself whether it ends after just one or two times, or if you absolutely have to complete the required number of times. I think it would be reassuring to know this before making a plan.540026.10.26
- 01CommentsSince you are looking into a consultation before a family event, I imagine you are particularly curious about the recovery period. Although I have no experience with the procedure, I would like to ask about dryness management and the lifting schedule during the consultation. Would it be helpful to explain the schedule if I also let you know how much time is left until the event?860026.10.08
- 02CommentsSince satisfaction varies depending on the desired changes and your actual skin condition, it is recommended that you first consult about the underlying causes of your indistinct jawline. Check the expected changes and limitations for each area, and receive guidance on pain management methods and how to handle redness or marks if they occur. Aside from reviews from others, asking about cases where the treatment might not be suitable for you and when to check the progress after the first procedure will help you make an informed decision.2670026.10.21
- 03CommentsIf 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.850026.10.22
- 04
- 05
- 06
- 07
- 08
- 09
- 10
- 04
- 05
- 06
- 07
- 08
- 09
- 10
I am looking into lifting procedures.[4]
370026.10.29
- 04
Does Density High have any distinguishing features?[10]
1270026.10.21 - 05
- 06
- 07
- 08
- 09
- 10
I really can't stand pain. How painful is Denserty?[7]
910026.10.25