A blurred jawline can stem from loose skin, fat accumulation, tissue sagging, or insufficient bony support. Thermage, Ulthera, and Shurink focused ultrasound work differently from ONDA. This article outlines the consultation assessment logic, suitable candidates and cases where caution is advised, as well as questions to confirm before combination treatments.
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Both Shurink Universe and Ulthera Prime are focused ultrasound lifting devices, but they are not based on the same platform. The two differ in real-time imaging, treatment modes, probe depth, shot count logic, pain experience, pricing, and accumulated clinical evidence. This article summarizes the key points to compare when choosing between them and a checklist to verify during an in-person consultation.
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For Thermage FLX, the 300 pulses and 600 pulses refer to the number of radiofrequency pulses, not simple effect levels. The appropriate number of pulses depends on the treatment area, probe specifications, facial size, degree of skin laxity, and fat distribution. This article explains the common logic behind choosing pulse counts, how to verify pricing, and issues that people with thin faces or facial hollowing should be aware of.
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Both Rejuran and Juvelook are commonly classified as Korean skin nutrient injections or regenerative treatments, but the former is centered on PN, while the latter is composed of PDLLA and HA. This article compares the two in terms of ingredients, target concerns, progression of results, specifications, recovery time, and risks, to help differentiate needs for fine lines, pores, acne scars, and collagen management.
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Korea's Rejuran is not just one single product. The standard Rejuran, HB plus, and periorbital Type I differ in specifications, formulation, and common treatment areas. This article summarizes the selection logic for these three types based on official product information, and explains dosage, injection methods, recovery period, risks, and questions to confirm before booking an appointment.
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Director Kwon Do-ho is one of the directors of BAID (Bade Clinic) in Seoul, South Korea. He has extensive clinical experience and focuses primarily on treatments related to photoelectric therapy, injectables, facial contouring, and skin tightening & anti-aging. This article introduces Director Kwon Do-ho's personal resume, areas of specialization, treatment characteristics, and appointment information for BAID.
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