LIFTING

Lifting is not a single procedure but a family of approaches. Ultrasound (Ulthera, Shurink) tightens the deep layers, radiofrequency (Thermage, Density) rebuilds dermal collagen for elasticity, microwave (ONDA) also addresses the fat layer, and thread lifting physically elevates sagging tissue.

We carry all five approaches, so rather than pushing one device we first assess your skin thickness, elasticity and fat volume, then design the combination. Consultation, treatment and follow-up are all handled directly by our doctors. Results and duration vary by individual.

Every visit at ReYeonK begins with photographs. Front and side images record your starting point, the director then examines skin thickness and the direction of sagging in person, the manager reviews scheduling and cost with you, and the director performs the procedure. Afterwards we photograph you again under the same conditions so the change can be compared fairly.

Lifting is less a one-time procedure than something you maintain. Ultrasound and radiofrequency work by prompting collagen to rebuild, so the change usually appears gradually over two to three months rather than overnight. Treatment takes roughly 20 to 60 minutes depending on the method and the area covered. Results and how long they last vary from person to person.

Even within the same method you can choose how far to go. Needle RF pairs Potenza with Virtue; surface RF pairs Density with Thermage FLX. The heavier option hurts more and costs more, but the range you can expect is wider. ReYeonK keeps all four not to show off, but so that a choice is possible.

Sometimes there is no hurry. If there is no sagging yet and skin texture is the main concern, skin treatment comes before lifting. Sometimes a hollow look comes from lost volume rather than sagging, and then filling suits better than tightening. What comes first is decided in consultation.

Many patients also arrive after searching for other lifting devices such as Sofwave, Volnewmer, Oligio/Oligio X, Titanium, XERF, LinearZ, V-RO or Liftera. Rather than ranking devices by brand name, it is more useful to compare the energy type—ultrasound, RF or laser—the depth it targets and the problem it is designed to address. ReYeonK does not claim to offer every device named in these comparisons; we clearly distinguish devices available at our clinic from alternative technologies during consultation.