How Much Can Oligio 300 Shots Cover?

Hello.

I’m Wi Young-jin from Beauty’s Doctor.

When looking into lifting consultations,

treatments are often described using numbers such as 300 shots or 600 shots.

This may make you wonder whether Oligio 300 shots can cover the entire face,

or whether a higher number of shots is necessarily better.

However, it is difficult to determine the treatment area and approach based only on the number of shots.

This is because the distribution can vary depending on the size of the face, skin thickness,

and the areas requiring particular attention.

Rather than simply comparing the number of shots,

it is important to check where and how they will be distributed.

What does a

“shot” mean in Oligio?

Oligio is a device that delivers monopolar radiofrequency energy

to skin tissue.

Here, a shot refers to the number of times the tip delivers energy to one point.

After energy is applied to one point,

the tip is moved to the next position, so the number of shots required may increase

as the treatment area becomes larger.

Therefore, Oligio 300 shots is not merely a number;

it is closer to a reference for how much energy will be distributed,

at what density, across which areas.

Rather than looking only at the total number of shots,

it is a good idea to check the distribution plan for each area as well.

Where will

300 shots be used?

Rather than treating the entire face broadly at the same density,

300 shots are often used with a focus on areas where concerns are more noticeable,

such as the lower face or jawline.

When the area below the cheeks looks loose,

or the tissue beside the corners of the mouth appears to extend over the jawline,

the shots may be divided and distributed mainly across those areas.

If the boundary between the jawline and the area beneath the chin is unclear,

the areas to be treated more intensively are determined after examining

the current skin thickness and tissue condition.

However, Oligio 300 shots does not mean that the same areas will be treated in every case.

The plan may vary depending on the size of the face, skin condition,

and previous treatments.

During the consultation, it is a good idea to check which areas the 300 shots will be allocated to.

Does a higher number of shots

mean better results?

A higher number of shots is not necessarily more suitable for everyone.

If a wide area is treated at a low density,

the focus may become dispersed,

while applying overlapping energy more than necessary to one area

may increase discomfort after the treatment.

What matters is the distribution method,

rather than the total number of shots.

It is necessary to distinguish between areas with thinner skin

and areas with relatively thicker tissue,

and to adjust the energy and application density according to each area.

Therefore, Oligio 300 shots should not be judged simply by whether the number is high or low.

What matters is how precisely the areas currently requiring attention

are divided and treated.

Even with the same 300 shots,

the treatment approach may vary

Even with the same 300 shots,

the application method may vary.

Energy may be applied while moving at a consistent pace,

or the overlap may be adjusted in areas that require it.

The cheeks, jawline, and area beneath the chin

have different skin and fat-layer thicknesses.

Rather than applying the same energy to every area,

it is necessary to adjust the process according to each area.

Sensitivity to warmth

and the sensations experienced during the treatment are also taken into consideration.

For a first treatment,

the energy and treatment pace may be adjusted

after assessing the current condition and sensations.

In this way, although the number remains the same,

the actual treatment approach for Oligio 300 shots may vary

depending on which areas receive what density of energy.

What should be considered

during a consultation?

During the consultation, the areas of greatest concern are identified first.

The shot distribution may vary depending on whether the concern is below the cheeks,

around the corners of the mouth,

or along the jawline or beneath the chin.

Skin thickness and elasticity,

as well as the distribution of facial fat, are also examined.

If you have previously received radiofrequency or ultrasound lifting,

it is a good idea to provide the timing and areas of those treatments as well.

Depending on your current condition,

300 shots may be used to focus on a specific area,

or another configuration may be considered

to assess a wider area.

Ultimately, Oligio 300 shots is not a configuration applied identically to a predetermined face shape.

It is necessary to distinguish between areas that need treatment

and areas that do not necessarily need to be treated,

and then determine an approach suited to your facial condition.

Not every treatment is necessary for every person.

It is a good idea to receive guidance on a configuration suited to your current condition

after considering your facial structure, skin thickness,

and history of previous treatments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Can 300 shots cover the entire face?

The treatment area may vary depending on the size of the face and the application density.

Rather than broadly covering the entire face,

the shots are often distributed with a focus on specific areas,

such as the lower face or jawline.

Q. Is a higher number of shots necessarily better?

It is difficult to determine the treatment approach based only on the number of shots.

It is important to distribute them at an appropriate density suited to the current skin condition and treatment areas.

Q. Is 300 shots suitable for a first treatment?

The current condition of the skin and tissue is more important than whether this is your first treatment.

It is a good idea to determine a specific plan after a medical examination confirms the areas to focus on

and the energy range.

Thank you for reading this lengthy post.

This was Wi Young-jin.