Everything You Need to Know About Onda Lifting: A Realistic Guide > Plastic Surgery

Hello, I'm Lee Jong-jin, head director of Ceramique Clinic.

Recently, I've been receiving a lot more inquiries about 'Onda Lifting'.

I think many people have heard about it from friends who have had the procedure or encountered information about it on social media.

Today, I wanted to address the most frequently asked questions about Onda Lifting that I've heard in consultations and share some honest and realistic insights.

Onda Lifting: Is it really painless?

This is the first question I get asked most often.

Actually, worrying about pain is a natural feeling that comes up before any procedure.

The level of pain experienced with Onda Lifting in Gangnam varies from person to person,

but most people say it's more bearable than they thought.

During the procedure, you might feel a tingling sensation and pressure as heat is delivered to the deeper tissues,

but this is a natural reaction as the ultrasound energy works on the subcutaneous fat layer and the SMAS layer.

No pain, no gain?

But this doesn't necessarily apply to Gangnam Lifting.

Rather, many people are more likely to be surprised, saying, "I can see these results with this level of discomfort."

When can I expect to see results?

It might be a little disappointing for those who expect immediate changes,

but the real charm of Onda Lifting lies in the natural changes that gradually appear over time.

Immediately after the procedure, there may be swelling or a slight burning sensation,

but this usually subsides within a day or two.

The actual lifting effect usually starts to appear gradually after 2-3 weeks,

and the most noticeable results appear after 2-3 months.

This is because the process of ultrasound energy stimulating collagen regeneration progresses slowly,

and the gradual and natural improvement is a characteristic of Gangnam Lifting, rather than sudden changes.

Is it effective even for older people?

This is a question often asked by people in their 50s and 60s.

As you get older, your skin loses elasticity and sagging becomes more severe,

so it's natural to wonder if you can achieve meaningful changes with a non-surgical procedure.

Onda Lifting showed different effects depending on the age group.

Up to the early to mid-40s, many people received it as a preventative measure,

and it actually helped improve elasticity and refine the face contour.

For those over 50, it was more realistic to focus on maintaining the current condition and making gradual improvements rather than complete lifting.

What was important was not the age itself,

but the individual's skin condition and degree of sagging.

Even at the same age, the effect varied depending on skin thickness, fat content, and muscle condition.

Are there any side effects or precautions?

All procedures have the potential for side effects,

and Gangnam Lifting is no exception.

Fortunately, serious side effects are rare,

but there were a few things to keep in mind.

Temporary swelling and redness after the procedure were

normal reactions that occurred in almost everyone.

Occasionally, some people experienced bruising or sensory abnormalities,

but most of them recovered naturally over time.

The most important thing to watch out for was the risk of burns.

Burns can occur if ultrasound energy is excessively concentrated or

if the procedure is performed on areas where the skin is too thin, so the operator's experience and skill are very important.

Is it okay to get it with other procedures?

There was also a lot of interest in the synergistic effects with other procedures.

In fact, Gangnam Lifting Onda can be performed in conjunction with other procedures,

and in some cases, better results can be achieved.

The most common combination was with Botox or fillers,

which involves refining the overall contour with Onda Lifting and then

correcting detailed wrinkles or volume.

However, it was important to properly adjust the interval and order of the procedures.

It was also possible to combine it with laser treatments, but

it was necessary to proceed with sufficient intervals in consideration of the irritation to the skin.

What were the preparations before the procedure?

Was there any special preparation required before receiving Onda Lifting?

Fortunately, no complicated pre-preparation was required.

But there were a few things to keep in mind.

It was best to stop taking anti-inflammatory drugs or

blood circulation enhancers about a week before the procedure,

and it was advisable to avoid alcohol from 2-3 days before the procedure.

Also, you should avoid heavy makeup or wearing accessories on the day of the procedure.

Above all, what was important was to set

realistic expectations through sufficient consultation.

It was essential to have time to talk honestly about

your individual skin condition and desired results.

As interest in Onda Lifting has grown,

there has been an overflow of various information,

but with any procedure, it was important to make the right choice for your individual situation.

If you are considering the procedure,

I recommend that you make a careful decision through sufficient consultation with your healthcare provider, rather than just believing SNS or internet reviews.

I hope the information I shared today was helpful.

Thank you for your time. This has been Lee Jong-jin, head director of Ceramique Clinic.

Thank you.

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