Tune Face: Realistic Expectations and When It's Right for You
Hello, I'm Dr. Lee Jong-jin, head director of Ceramique Clinic.
If you're searching for information about Tune Face amidst the numerous lifting devices available, you're probably contemplating these concerns:
"My skin is too thin, is it safe to get Ultherapy?"
"I've heard Thermage is too painful..."
Or, "My face often gets puffy, what kind of procedure is best?"
Gangnam Tune Face.
SNS reviews always show dramatic before-and-after photos, but many people aren't satisfied after actually receiving the treatment.
This is especially true for those with sensitive skin, those prone to swelling due to excess fat, or those with severe elasticity loss who are hesitant about certain procedures.
Today, I want to share some 'realistic insights' that you've been curious about but couldn't find anywhere else.
Tune Face is a procedure that uses radiofrequency energy.
Rather than simply generating heat, it works by vibrating water molecules in the skin using a specific frequency, which then generates heat.
This energy can penetrate the epidermis, dermis, and even the deeper fat layers of the skin.
A key feature is the ability to adjust the depth of energy delivery using different types of tips.
Why Some People Feel It's Ineffective
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Some people say, "Tune Face wasn't very effective for me."
This reaction isn't simply due to a lack of understanding about the procedure, but rather because the treatment wasn't suitable for their skin or the expected results differed from the actual purpose of the procedure.
This procedure isn't just about 'pulling' the face to make it smaller.
Instead, it focuses on 'rebuilding' the skin from within.
Gangnam Tune Face
Collagen production in the skin gradually declines from the mid-20s, leading to loss of elasticity and the formation of fine lines.
Tune Face focuses on reactivating this collagen.
By applying heat stimulation to the dermal layer using radiofrequency energy, it creates elasticity and a smoother facial contour that gradually improves from within.
Additionally, specialized tips can be used on the fat layer to reduce unwanted fat volume in areas like the double chin or jowls, refining the facial line.
In other words, Tune Face aims for long-term improvement of the skin structure rather than immediate, visible lifting.
Tune Face can be helpful if your skin is just starting to lose elasticity or if you have excess fat in specific areas like the double chin or jowls.
Conversely, there are definitely cases where Tune Face isn't suitable.
'Not Recommended' for These Cases
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If you already have significant skin sagging due to gravity, simple collagen regeneration alone won't provide a satisfactory lifting effect.
Also, if you have very little fat in your face and are concerned about hollowness, Tune Face can make your face look even more gaunt due to unnecessary fat reduction.
Since Tune Face uses radiofrequency heat energy, redness or heat sensation immediately after the procedure is a natural phenomenon.
This occurs as the skin absorbs and reacts to the energy, and it usually subsides within a few hours.
However, if your skin is excessively thin and dry, or if the procedure is performed with an excessively high energy intensity, sensitivity may persist.
But what if the redness lasts for more than two days or if there's severe swelling? That's a different story.
"I was worried because of the severe redness immediately after the procedure."
"But my friend didn't have any redness at all, why is it different?"
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This could be an overreaction caused by applying excessively strong energy to skin that is too thin and dry.
That's why it's important for the doctor to carefully assess the skin condition before the procedure and adjust the treatment intensity and tips accordingly, based on their experience and judgment.
Today, we discussed the topic of 'Tune Face'.
Since it's a procedure that requires time and money, it's best to carefully consider whether you can trust the clinic to take care of your skin, even if it's a bit of a hassle.
Thank you for reading this long post.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/best_sseul/224021210278
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