Regarding the Shurink Universe treatment cycle, what is the recommended interval for first-timers?
2026.11.15 13:02
Lately, whenever I look in the mirror, my jawline doesn't look the same as it used to, so I've been looking into lifting procedures. Even though my weight hasn't changed much, the area under my cheeks feels like it's sagging slightly, and when I take photos, the line under my chin looks blurry in my profile, which keeps bothering me. I've tried gua sha and massage at home, but the effects were only temporary, so I eventually started considering a procedure. I became interested after hearing a lot about Shurink Universe from people around me.
My biggest question is about the treatment frequency. When receiving the treatment for the first time, I would like to know if it is better to divide it into several sessions rather than finishing it in one, or if I can feel a change after just one session. I am also curious about how long to wait between treatments after receiving the Shrink Universe procedure, and whether many people typically maintain their results every 6 months to a year.
Another concern is downtime. I would like to know in advance if it is difficult to return to daily life immediately on the day of the procedure due to pain or swelling, and if the treatment intervals are too short, as this might put a strain on the skin. I am in my mid-30s and my sagging is not yet severe, but I would like to hear your honest opinion on whether I am still a recommended candidate for Shurink Universe in this case.
It would be a great help if you could share reviews from those who have actually received the service or details you heard during the consultation. Thank you in advance.
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I'm worried about sagging cheek fat. Which lifting procedure would be better, InMode or Shurink?[13]
CommentsIf you have excess body fat and are concerned about a double chin and sagging cheeks, InMode FX, which uses radiofrequency to destroy fat cells, may be more effective for refining your facial contours. However, since using Shrink Universe to tighten the fascial layer simultaneously creates a synergistic effect, I recommend consulting with a medical professional to have your skin thickness assessed in person, taking into account downtime such as bruising or swelling.680026.11.09
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