Are you still hoping to make your face smaller with expensive Ultherapy? It can really look smaller for a short time, but it hurts forever and is expensive.. I strongly recommend cost-effective facial liposuction. These days, besides Ultherapy, it seems like a lot of people get Thermage, fillers, Rejuran, Juvelook, and things like that. Most have short-term effects, and the ones that last relatively longer seem to be fillers and Thermage. Still, it is hard for them to last over a year,, and since the maintenance period is important for procedures, I think you need to compare carefully before doing them. At least facial thread lifting, Thermage, and fillers last about a year, so I do get them, but I find myself gradually avoiding procedures that only last a few months. When sagging was severe, I wondered if I should get a facelift too, but when I actually see people around me who have done it, it looks so unnatural and risky, so I plan to think about that part when I get older. For people like me who have a lot of chin fat, a double chin, and a lot of deep cheek fat, double-chin liposuction is good. What is really amazing is that even if you gain weight, your face still looks smaller. Things like Skin Botox, skin booster injections for glow, and Chanel injections are also too painful as you get older, and the effects are not as good as when you are younger, so I stopped doing them. I have tried many facial elasticity lasers like Tune Face, Doublo, and Shurink, but Doublo was too hot, Shurink did not hurt but had almost no effect, and Tune was the same. From your 40s onward, I think you really have to be careful with procedures. Since they hurt so much, I recommend doing several things together when you are under sleep anesthesia if possible, and it is better to choose discounted, cost-effective options rather than extremely major surgery. The director I went to had a really honest approach, which I liked. There was no overtreatment at all, the consultation was not overly long, and they tended to tell me only exactly what was needed, so it is good to write down what you are curious about beforehand. Among the clinics I visited, they seemed to have the most experience, and maybe because of that, the surgery was finished within an hour, so I felt like I had worried for nothing all that time. Afterward, there were no stitches to remove separately and nothing uncomfortable, so I think that was the best part. On day 1, you have to wear the compression band, so it is a bit noticeable, but a weekend should be enough. August has the Liberation Day holiday, so I think a lot of people will do it then. If you are wondering how to reduce cheek fat, visit many clinics and decide. I have no regrets.
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