Bbangbae-dong Greeny Dermatology Clinic Onda Lifting Could Be a New Option for Non-Invasive Lifting

Bbangbae-dong Greeny Dermatology Clinic

Onda Lifting, a new option for non-invasive lifting

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The strong sunlight and hot temperatures in summer

put significant strain on the skin and are

typical causes of accelerated aging.

The hot, humid environment and the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors

weaken the skin barrier,

and over time they reduce collagen,

leading to decreased elasticity.

However, recovery is difficult with home care alone,

so many people are seeking Onda lifting.

Let’s take a closer look through a news article!

Heat waves and strong UV rays in summer are typical causes of accelerated skin aging. High temperatures, humidity, and the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors weaken the skin barrier and cause collagen reduction, which leads to loss of elasticity. Since recovery is not easy with cosmetics alone, more people are looking for non-invasive lifting procedures, and recently Onda lifting has been drawing attention as an alternative.

Onda lifting delivers 2.45GHz microwave energy to the dermis and subcutaneous fat layer of the skin, inducing collagen regeneration and fat breakdown at the same time. While conventional ultrasound lifting focuses on restoring elasticity, Onda lifting can be expected to improve both elasticity and reduce fat, giving it a wider range of use. In particular, it is effective not only for localized areas such as facial contours, a double chin, and cheek fat, but also for body line management in areas like the abdomen, upper arms, and thighs.

The handpiece is divided into two types, 3mm and 7mm, allowing customized treatment according to skin thickness and the depth of the fat layer. Because the skin surface is protected by a cooling system while heat is concentrated only on the necessary areas, there is little pain, swelling, or bruising. Since you can return to daily life immediately after the procedure, it is suitable for busy modern people.

The effects are not limited to short-term improvement and become more noticeable over time. You may feel a tightening sensation immediately after the procedure, and as collagen regeneration progresses over the following weeks, you can see a natural and defined contour. Repeating the procedure regularly can extend the duration of the effect and positively influence long-term aging management.

It is also an advantage that it can be used on sensitive skin. Because it does not directly stimulate the skin surface, the risk of scarring is low, and it places less burden on patients who are sensitive to stimulation. Therefore, it can be broadly chosen by a wide range of people, from younger adults to middle-aged and older adults with aging skin.

However, if the same method is applied indiscriminately, there is a possibility of side effects. If skin thickness or fat distribution is not taken into account, hollowing of the cheeks or skin irritation may occur. Therefore, it is essential for experienced medical staff to accurately diagnose each person’s condition and establish a customized plan.

Onda lifting goes beyond simply improving appearance and helps restore confidence. When facial contours are refined and the skin becomes smoother, people may feel positive changes in social activities and interpersonal relationships. It can also be combined with other lifting devices, so satisfaction can be even higher when a combined program is designed according to each person’s situation.

Greeny Dermatology Clinic Director Kim Seong-min said, "Onda lifting induces skin elasticity recovery and fat breakdown at the same time, providing natural and three-dimensional results," and added, "When customized treatment is carried out considering the patient’s skin thickness, fat layer depth, and degree of aging, satisfaction is high. Since safety and effectiveness should be pursued together, it is advisable to receive the procedure from specialized medical staff after sufficient consultation."

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