Ultherapy and InMode, and still no change? What was missing
Some people arrive having had both Ultherapy and InMode elsewhere, saying the jawline never changed as much as they expected. Going through their history, there is one thing in common: each was received separately.
- PROFESSORAdjunct Professor, Korea University Anam Hospital (current)
- ANATOMYFacial Anatomy Program, Yale University
- ANTI-AGINGAnti-Aging Program, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard
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- Adjunct Professor, Korea University Anam Hospital (current)
- Residency, Korea University Anam Hospital
- Facial Anatomy Program, Yale University
- Anti-Aging Program, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard
- Member, Korean Academy of Aesthetic and Laser Surgery
Both are devices used for lifting, but the depth at which they mainly act and the role they play are different.
Facial descent does not occur in a single layer, so treating with one device can leave descent in the other layers untouched.
A layered approach starts here. The lower face is addressed first, then the deep layer with HIFU, then fine areas such as the jawline and around the mouth are finished with a pen-type device. RF settles the lower face, HIFU catches the deep descent, and the pen-type device refines the contour of the shallow layer at the end.
The point is not that more devices are better. It is that each layer needs the approach that suits it, in an order where each step raises the efficiency of the next.
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