Ultrasound Lifting, Thermage, Secret RF, or Rejuran: Which One Fits Your Face?

PIND Dermatology Clinic separates four treatments often compared side by side by what they solve: ultrasound lifting handles tissue sliding down, Thermage handles the whole face sagging, Secret RF handles what you don't dare look at up close, and Rejuran handles skin that no skincare product helps. The four target different layers and different problems, so first work out which one you are, then talk about which to choose.

Which one should you choose if tissue is sliding down?

Choose ultrasound lifting. It reaches the fascial layer and pulls the tissue that has slid down back up.

• Your jawline has disappeared, choose this
• A double chin has appeared, choose this
• Your face shape has turned square, choose this

It lasts 1-1.5 years. Those worried about pain should know: the process aches down to the bone, but with numbing cream it is bearable.

Which one should you choose if the whole face is sagging?

Choose Thermage. It heats every layer to rebuild collagen, like propping the skin's scaffolding back up.

• Deep nasolabial folds, choose this
• Excess flesh around the mouth, choose this
• Flattened cheek apples, choose this

It lasts 1.5-2 years. Collagen rebirth takes time, so results only gradually appear a month after treatment.

Which one should you choose for enlarged pores and acne scars or pits?

Choose Secret RF. Microneedles plus radiofrequency give double stimulation; it is a physical form of resurfacing.

• Enlarged pores, choose this
• Acne scars and pits, choose this
• Rough skin texture, choose this

It lasts more than half a year. During the 3-5 day recovery period the skin peels.

Which one should you choose if skincare products have no effect?

Choose Rejuran. What it does is PDNA deep repair, not an ordinary skin booster injection.

• Dull and lusterless, choose this
• So dry it flakes, choose this
• Skincare products don't work, choose this

It lasts 1-2 months. For the first three days the skin becomes dry; that is repair in progress, not a lack of effect.