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Is it okay to get lifting already in my twenties?
Some people in their twenties come in for a consultation after hearing that starting early is better.
A preventive approach is not wrong, but it is not right for every case.
The standard is not age
Even in your twenties, treatment can be applied if a loss of firmness has begun. Conversely, if there is hardly any sagging, there is not much reason to have it now.
If you are treated when there is no clear change, it may be hard to notice what has changed. As a result, a gap can arise between expectation and what you actually feel.
What you can do now
The basis of keeping skin firm is sun protection. Photoaging can accumulate from a young age, and protecting against it is important care in its own right, separate from any treatment.
On top of that come lifestyle factors such as enough moisturizing, sleep, and not smoking. If treatments are repeated without this foundation, the course of results may leave something to be desired.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Will aging slow down if I get it done in advance?
A. It is difficult to state a preventive effect with certainty. It is more reasonable to decide based on whether there is anything to improve in your current condition.
Q. Are there treatments that suit people in their twenties better?
A. The approach differs depending on whether your concern is firmness or pores and skin texture. If your concern is not sagging, a different direction may be more suitable.
Q. Can I just have a consultation?
A. Yes. Simply having your current skin condition checked and finding out whether anything is needed now is worthwhile in itself.
