Is the Juvelook effect okay even if the skin on the cheeks doesn't look firm?

Lately, I feel like my cheek skin looks a bit weaker than before, so I am looking into what kind of care is needed.

 

My face hasn't sagged noticeably or developed deep wrinkles, but the surface of my skin doesn't feel firm, and the pores on the inside of my cheeks seem more prominent than before.

 

While sufficient moisturization might make the skin look good for a while, it seems that skin texture and elasticity are aspects that are difficult to manage with simple cosmetics alone.

 

I became interested in Juvelook, and I wonder if I can expect it to be effective for concerns related to skin elasticity. I am curious about the purposes for which Juvelook is used depending on skin condition, and what factors should be considered when treating large areas like the cheeks.

 

Rather than procedures that drastically alter facial volume or shape, I want care that makes my skin look naturally firm and smooth.

 

I would appreciate it if you could let me know if it is possible to check the current elasticity of my cheek skin before receiving Juvelook, and if the procedure is suitable, how long I should wait to observe the changes.

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