Ha, I’m short on living expenses this month, but I guess I just can’t quit dermatology clinics ... My head was telling me not to go, but my heart was telling me to go, and my legs were already walking to the dermatology clinicㅋㅋㅋㅋ Still, Ultherapy isn’t exactly super cheap, so I thought about it quite a lot, but I still felt like I needed it, so I decided to get it done at the clinic I found this time. The director’s consultation was thorough, and the explanation was so organized that it sank in so well, like I was attending a lecture somewhere. Turns out they also do YouTube.
First, before the procedure, they applied anesthetic cream and then proceeded. I heard some people do it under sedation anesthesia, but this place seems to do it only with anesthetic cream, so I think I received it well without other worries. I didn’t want to go as far as sedation anesthesia for it. During the procedure, there was a little feeling of warmth and stinging, but of course that much is what it takes to get prettier ㅋㅋ I could definitely tolerate it. For reference, I’m someone who screams during waxing ^^
After finishing and coming out, there was a bit of swelling and redness, but since it was the day after it rained, it was really cold, you know? Maybe because I was hit by so much cold wind, when I got home and looked, the redness was almost gone, and the puffy swelling felt like it went down quickly too? From the next day, it felt like it had almost disappeared, and after about two months, my skin definitely felt tightened, and it seemed to have settled quickly. They usually say three months is the best, but I’m already very satisfied, so I’m posting this ㅋㅋ
I think it’ll be good if you proceed while keeping in mind the things I mentioned. The director seems to have golden hands ㅋㅋ Everyone, fighting
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