I did not expect much from Onda lifting, but the jawline definition is surprisingly there... honest pain review

Lately my face did not feel like it was sagging dramatically, but my jawline felt blurrier and the cheek fat seemed to have dropped downward, so I looked into lifting and tried Onda lifting. I also considered Shurink and InMode, but I do not like treatments that hurt a lot, and I preferred something that would let me go right back to daily life, so I chose Onda. When I got the consultation, my concerns were my jawline, mid-cheek area, and the sagging beside my nasolabial folds, and since my face was not extremely saggy, they said that instead of an overly aggressive procedure, Onda could be a good way to clean up the fat and improve firmness. The feeling during the procedure was like warm, hot radiofrequency? That kind of sensation, and I just thought it felt warm and nice. I was worried it would hurt because it is a lifting procedure, but the pain was almost nonexistent, so it was very comfortable. Afterward my face was a little red and felt warm, but it went down quickly for me. There was almost no swelling, so I could have gone to an appointment right away, and there were no bruises or scabs. That part was really comfortable. The effect was not like my face instantly snapped upward, but more like, oh? my jawline looks more defined? But after a few days, when I looked in the mirror, I definitely felt like my jawline looked less dull. Especially in photos, the lower part of my face seemed less puffy than before. Since there was almost no downtime and it felt like a natural firmness treatment, it was good. For people with more fat or more severe sagging, it might not be enough on its own, but for early sagging or a blurred jawline like mine, I think it could be satisfying. For me, it felt more like a maintenance treatment I would do periodically rather than something to do once and be done with. For people who hate pain and feel burdened by obvious procedures, it seems like a decent option.