The chief doctor is so famous that if you want to see him, you have to wait several months, so I booked with the procedure center director instead and went. I’m the type who wants to resolve anything that bothers me as quickly as possible, so I booked the earliest available person and went. The waiting time was long, which was a bit annoying, but the treatment effect is definitely good. As it got hotter, the nasolabial folds and marionette-line wrinkles bothered me every time I looked in the mirror, so I got Forest Lifting and Seedpharm injections, and amazingly, they disappeared. The procedure center directors are also cheaper, so if you’re not considering surgery, I think it’s fine not to see the chief doctor. I’m scared of injections, but it didn’t hurt much and was tolerable. I had filler before, but I hated how it puffed out like a monkey, so after reading that putting it in the retaining ligaments could improve things naturally, I went quickly. I was scared of injections, so I had been getting Thermage and Ultherapy regularly, but the effects only lasted about 3 to 4 months and then sagging came back right away, so I was tempted by the claim that it naturally lifts sagging ligaments and went with expectations. For the first week it was a bit swollen and looked strange, and I was thinking I might have it dissolved, but after a week, amazingly, the wrinkles gradually disappeared and it lifted naturally. I’m at the age where aging is starting, so my elasticity has also been declining, and I got the Seedpharm injections for fine wrinkles too. I think they’re better than a skin booster. My face became firmer, my pores got smaller, and makeup sits better, which I like. The price seems a bit high, but the effect is better than doing Ulthera-Thermage regularly, so I think it would be good to reduce the number of Ulthera-Thermage sessions and combine Forest Lifting with Seedpharm. Anyway, since they say it improves sagging in deeper layers than lasers, I feel like the effect might last longer too. If Ulthera-Thermage hasn’t worked for you, I think it would be okay to go once and get a consultation.
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