I would like to ask about the characteristics of Ondari Lifting and when it is suitable for a person in their 60s concerned about sagging under the cheeks.

As I entered my 60s, the skin below my cheeks has sagged, making my jawline look less defined than before, and the wrinkles around my mouth seem to have deepened as well. I had been looking into various procedures before consulting about a lifting treatment, but after hearing about Ondari Lifting, I became curious about it, so I am writing this post.

I am curious whether the characteristics of Ondari Lifting are more focused on improving skin elasticity or if it is better suited for sagging cheeks. I would also like to know if the heat or pain during the procedure is tolerable for someone like me with thin and dry skin, and if the intensity is adjusted based on skin thickness during the consultation.

I have classes on weekdays and also work caring for the elderly in my spare time, so prolonged swelling puts a strain on my schedule. I would like to ask if I can return to work immediately the day after the leg lifting procedure, whether the results are monitored in a single session or if the treatment is planned in multiple sessions if it is my first time, and how I should moisturize and protect myself from UV rays after the procedure.