I'm confused about how to determine the density period.
I’ve decided to get Density. I was worried about the cost, but hesitating only delays things, haha. Now that I’m spending money on a lifting treatment once, the biggest question is how long the results last, right? A friend told me their skin stays firm for six months after getting Density, but I’m confused about whether I need to go consistently from the start or how to schedule my visits. I’m wondering if I need to go a few more times at one-month intervals initially, or if visiting the dermatologist just twice a year is enough to maintain the results. I want to mark this ideal visit schedule on my calendar amidst my busy schedule. Can I look forward to your reply?
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