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How often should I get lifting done?
If you noticed a good result, you may wonder when to have it done again. Conversely, if you noticed little, you may wonder whether to repeat it sooner.
In both cases, the answer is the same: first evaluate the result of the previous treatment.
The interval differs from person to person
For treatments that stimulate collagen regeneration, how long the effect lasts varies greatly with the type of treatment and the individual. It is difficult to give one fixed period.
People whose sagging progresses quickly may shorten the interval, while those whose change is gradual may leave a longer gap. Age, skin thickness, and lifestyle habits are all variables.
Does repeating at short intervals work better?
Not necessarily. Collagen takes time to form, and adding stimulation to skin that has not finished recovering can become a burden.
If you noticed little result, we recommend first checking whether the plan was appropriate before shortening the interval. Repeating the same method more quickly may not help in some cases.
If pain, changes in sensation, or changes in the skin's appearance continue after treatment, consult before your next treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is it good to get it done regularly every year?
A. It is more reasonable to decide by looking at your condition than to fix it as a regular schedule. If you have it at a time when it is not needed, you may notice little.
Q. Can I switch to a different type of treatment?
A. If your concern has changed, changing the method may be appropriate. The decision is made by looking at the result of the previous treatment together.
Q. Is the intensity increased for a repeat treatment?
A. It is not raised across the board. It is set again according to your earlier reaction and current condition.
