I was bothered by how indistinct my jawline looked, so I went in for a consultation, and a female director performed the procedure herself. From the consultation, she carefully examined the condition of my face and explained that rather than overdoing it, we would proceed only on the areas necessary for my face shape, which made me trust her. During the procedure, she kept checking the intensity and pain level, and it felt like she was working in detail along each part of the line, so I strongly felt, “Ah, she’s really meticulous.”
I had a total of 3 sessions. After the first session, the bruising was worse than I expected and lasted about 7 days. I was a bit flustered at first, but it naturally faded over time. During the second and third sessions, there was almost no bruising, or even if there was, it was very minimal, so it didn’t interfere much with daily life. I think the degree of bruising can vary depending on each person’s constitution or condition.
As for the effect, rather than a dramatic change like I had expected, it felt like the excess fat under my chin and around my cheeks was tidied up, making my facial line look a little more defined. People around me did react with things like, “Did you lose weight?” but it wasn’t an obvious “I had a procedure” kind of change, and I actually liked that. For those who don’t want their face to become overly slim or their impression to change, I think it’s worth recommending as a procedure that naturally refines the line.