Many people get radiofrequency laser or HIFU laser treatments, but AirJet doesn’t seem to be that well known, so I’m writing a review. As with all lifting laser procedures, I heard that you need to get it about three times at one-month intervals for the effect to be significant and maintained to some extent, so I got about that many sessions too. As far as I know, the principle is that something like a glucose solution? is injected like shooting a gun along the scalp line above the forehead hairline boundary to promote collagen production. (If you search in detail, you can find more information.) I haven’t tried InMode laser, and I had Shurink a few times, but my facial skin is on the thin side, so it was very painful, and since I have a lot of facial fat, the effect wasn’t that great. But with AirJet, despite the scary sound, it didn’t hurt, and I could see the effect immediately, so I’m definitely willing to get it regularly. As for the downsides, after the procedure, a lot of the glucose solution gets on your hair, making it look greasy, so a hat is essential. Also, scab-like spots form along the scalp line boundary, but since it’s on the scalp line, they don’t stand out much. I haven’t tried many lifting lasers, but it worked better than Shurink, so I’m willing to get it regularly.
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