How Much Pain and Effect Does Volnewmer Have?

How much pain and effect does Volnewmer have?

“People say lifting always hurts..

How much does it hurt?

If it hurts, does that mean it works?”

The most common questions about lifting procedures are about effectiveness and pain.

There was even talk that it has to hurt to work,

so many people hesitated to get the procedure because of the pain.

But recently,

there are lifting treatments that are effective without being painful.

Today, I’d like to talk about one of them,

VOLNEWMER.

To discuss effectiveness and pain more objectively,

let’s also look at some research papers.

How much pain and effect does Volnewmer have?
1. What is the principle behind Volnewmer lifting having less pain? 2. Volnewmer pain and effect confirmed through research

1. What is the principle behind Volnewmer lifting having less pain?

Volnewmer is based on monopolar RF technology.

It works by delivering heat deep into the dermis, causing collagen contraction and stimulating new collagen production.

This is exactly where the pain from RF lifting comes from.

As heat reaches the skin surface, pain and a burning sensation occur.

Each RF device uses a different method for cooling the surface.

When heat is cooled with cold gas spraying, repeated cold and heat stimulation can make pain feel stronger in some cases.

Volnewmer is equipped with a “continuous water-cooling system” that constantly circulates cold water inside the treatment tip,

so the surface is stably cooled while only the dermis is heated evenly at 40–41°C.

That means it is designed to safely protect the skin surface while stimulating the inside with consistent heat.

So it is one of the lifting treatments that offers good results while causing less pain.

2. Volnewmer pain and effect confirmed through research

Let’s look at how a paper on Volnewmer treatment reported its effectiveness and pain.

This paper was a clinical trial conducted on Koreans that observed changes for 12 weeks after just one Volnewmer treatment.

All patients received the procedure without anesthesia, and pain level, effectiveness, satisfaction, and side effects were evaluated together.

Pain (NRS) was relatively low, at an average of 4.28 out of 10,

and the treatment-time warmth sensation (TSS) was an average of 3.3 out of 5, with many people saying it felt slightly warm.

For Volnewmer’s effect, we looked at the amount of volume change by area.

Comparing photos before treatment and 12 weeks later, volume decreased along the jawline, making the facial contour appear sharper,

and in the midface area (cheeks and nasolabial folds), volume increased, softening the nasolabial folds and making the face look shorter.

This can be interpreted not as simple swelling, but as structural restoration caused by lifting and collagen reorganization.

In other words, even without anesthesia, pain was low, and clinically significant lifting and volume improvement were confirmed.

Today, we talked about Volnewmer pain and effectiveness.

Volnewmer uses a water-cooling system to reduce pain, while still delivering lifting results.

So it is a procedure often recommended first for people who want lifting treatment but are sensitive to pain.

However, with any procedure, please make sure to receive a skin evaluation before treatment and confirm whether it is right for you.

I hope this was helpful, and I’ll wrap up here.

Thank you. This was Jamsil U&I ^^

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