There don't seem to be many reviews of AirJet lifting, so I'm leaving one.
I found a suitable clinic and have been getting AirJet + Shurink treatments regularly.
There are so many reviews of Shurink, so to write only briefly:
I think if the intensity is set high, side effects like sunken cheeks or numbness/tingling in the treated area can occur.
So from before my very first treatment, I always tell them in advance to avoid the areas where I don't have much cheek fat and to keep the treatment intensity low.
Because of that, I haven't had any particular side effects so far. The effect isn't dramatic, but I keep getting it consistently to define the line and prevent sagging later on.
For AirJet, the areas and treatment methods differ from clinic to clinic.
The clinic I've been going to consistently so far disperses the medication overall, excluding the scalp at the back of the head and the crown area (front hairline area).
So I didn't have major side effects after treatment.
That clinic had a lot of reservations, so because I was in a hurry, I ended up going to another clinic.
Before the treatment, I said I was concerned about the nasolabial fold area, and they treated the scalp around my ears intensively.
At first, before looking in the mirror, I expected that if they treated it intensively, the effect would be better.
But when the treatment was over and I was going home, I was really so shocked.
All the medication had gathered in the intensively treated areas, so the side of my face around the cheekbone area had become huge like a monster lol
It seems like it took almost 3-4 days for the medication to absorb and the swelling to go down.. I don't usually tell other people that I get treatments, so I had a hard time hiding it.
Thinking about it now, it wasn't exactly a side effect, but side effects could have happened.. I think it was a bit dangerous.
I realized again that sufficient consultation with the doctor in charge before the procedure is really important.
I hope everyone doesn't take procedures too lightly just because they're procedures, and that everyone gets treatments safely~