​I still had volume in my cheeks, so my biggest concern was whether Ultherapy would remove too much fat and make my face look older.

During consultation, the doctor explained that Ultherapy doesn’t directly remove fat, but over-treatment or incorrect energy placement can affect facial volume. What I appreciated was how selective the treatment plan was, not every area was treated the same way.

After about a month, my jawline looked more defined, but my cheeks still looked full and natural. It didn’t feel like I lost anything, just better structure overall.​

I’ve never done any aesthetic treatments before, so I was honestly nervous about where to even start.

I began noticing that my face looked a bit heavier, especially around the lower cheeks and jawline. 
It wasn’t very severe, but I felt like I looked more tired in photos.

When I started researching Ultherapy in Korea, I saw a lot of mixed reviews. Some people loved it, 
but others mentioned pain or not seeing results, so I wasn’t sure if it was worth it.

At GIRIN, the consultation felt very different from what I expected. The doctor didn’t immediately recommend doing a full-face treatment. Instead, they focused on specific areas where lifting would actually make a visible difference.

That made me feel more comfortable, especially as a first-timer.

The procedure itself was not painless, but tolerable. I would say around a 5–6 out of 10 in certain areas.

For the first couple of weeks, I didn’t notice much change, but around the one-month mark, I could see that my jawline looked cleaner and more defined. My face overall looked more refreshed, but still natural.

It didn’t look like I had anything done, just that I looked less tired. 

That was exactly the result I was hoping for.

After losing a significant amount of weight, my face changed quite a bit. I had more sagging, especially around my cheeks and smile lines, and makeup didn’t really help anymore.

I wasn’t looking for anything too aggressive or surgical. I wanted something that could improve the overall firmness of my skin, but with minimal downtime.

One of my main concerns was that Ultherapy might make my face look even thinner. 
I already felt like I had lost volume from the weight loss, so I didn’t want to make that worse.

During consultation, the doctor explained that in cases like mine, the treatment has to be carefully adjusted. The focus is not on aggressive tightening, but on providing support and lift without affecting the remaining volume.

That explanation gave me confidence to proceed.

The treatment itself was manageable. I didn’t opt for sedation, just numbing cream.

The results were gradual. Around 4 to 6 weeks, I started noticing that my face looked firmer and more supported, especially around the lower face and jawline.

It didn’t make me look thinner, it actually made my face look more balanced and less tired.

For me, that was more important than dramatic lifting.