A review of Ulthera for buccal fat and double chin

Before, I thought lifting was still a procedure that wasn’t really relevant to me, but as my skin didn’t feel as elastic as it used to, I started looking into laser lifting because I wanted to manage it preventively! I saw a lot of reviews saying that while it’s important to get a lifting procedure suited to your skin, the result can also vary a lot depending on the director’s design even with the same number of shots. So I looked up a lot of before-and-after photos and reviews, and went to consultations mainly at places many people visit. Among them, the reason I liked DRS the most was that they didn’t have the vibe of pushing only expensive procedures; instead, they carefully checked my skin condition first and then explained why Ulthera would suit me well, which made me trust them more. I got Ulthera and Rejuran Healer together, and honestly, the pain was pretty strong.... Still, seeing the result, I understood why everyone puts up with it🥲 Neither procedure shows immediate effects, so at first I wondered if it had worked, but after about 2 weeks I could feel every time I looked in the mirror that my jawline had become neater than before. My buccal area and double chin also felt more refined, and my skin texture became smoother, so makeup seems to go on much better than before. Comparing the before-and-after photos, my facial line looks more polished overall? It’s true that it’s an expensive procedure, but after getting it myself, I think I understand why Ulthera is so famous. Even when taking photos, my jawline came out much cleaner than before, so I spent a lot less time editing, and people around me also said my face line seemed more refined, which made me feel even better I probably can’t get it often because of the price, but when I have an important schedule or need regular maintenance, it’s a procedure I’d want to do again. If you’re worried about the pain, DRS also has Smile anesthesia, so it might be worth getting that together too!