How Does the Facial Contour Change After Two Years of Ultrasound Lifting Care?

At PIND Dermatology Clinic, when we plan ultrasound lifting care, we first look at how much laxity the patient has right now and then decide the pace. When one long-time patient came in two years ago, her jawline had already begun to sag and her cheek volume had shifted somewhat downward, making her look older than her actual age. The judgment at the time was not to rush into doing a lot in one session: first use ultrasound lifting to build a foundation, then add a little collagen stimulation as needed, so that over the whole cycle her face would become steadily more stable.

What does the face look like after two years?

The jawline is back, and the contour is clearer than it was two years ago. The overall impression is clean, without the kind of traces that suggest a lot has been done.

This patient began incorporating ultrasound lifting into her annual maintenance two years ago, and this time she came back for 400 shots. In 14 years of practice, our clinic has increasingly come to feel that aesthetic medicine is not a tool for becoming younger, but something that helps people learn to treat their own faces in the right way.

Why not recommend doing a lot at once at the beginning?

Building a foundation first and then supplementing as needed is more stable than trying to do too much at once.

When she first came in, her jawline had already loosened and her cheek volume had shifted downward. If we had piled on the volume all at once, it would actually have been hard to see what role each step played. Going stage by stage, the combination develops into a kind of rapport, and the face's condition is also easier to keep moving in a stable direction.