Cheongju Onda Lifting: Is 100,000 Shots Always Better?
2025-07-02T00:00:00+00:00
This post was written by Forever Clinic Cheongju Branch, located at Gangseo-ro, Heungdeok-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do, in compliance with Article 56, Paragraph 1 of the Medical Service Act.
It aims to provide helpful information for those researching skin and related conditions.
Please note that side effects such as swelling, pain, and bruising, as well as results, may vary depending on the individual. We recommend consulting thoroughly with medical staff before the procedure.
I'm interested in Onda Lifting, a popular procedure these days...
To see the best results, is it better to get as many shots as possible?
Hello, this is Baek Doo-san from Cheongju Forever Clinic.
Many people considering lifting procedures are often interested in the term 'Cheongju Onda Lifting 100,000 shots'.
Especially since online advertisements and reviews often explain that more shots lead to greater changes, there's a noticeable tendency to fixate on the numbers.
However, lifting is not a competition of mere numbers.
The appropriate number of shots varies greatly
depending on facial structure and skin condition,
and applying excessive energy
does not necessarily lead to better results.
In fact, excessive thermal stimulation can cause strain or unwanted changes, so caution is advised.
What does the 'number of shots' mean,
and why is it important?
It doesn't simply mean the number of times the device is fired, but rather the total amount of energy delivered into the skin.
This device works by delivering heat to deeper layers by maintaining a constant temperature rather than strongly stimulating the skin momentarily.
Therefore, the key is not how many times the energy was delivered, but how much heat has accumulated.
A higher number means more total energy has been delivered, but
this also means the procedure time, output intensity,
and heat distribution methods
increase accordingly,
so these factors must also be considered.
Choosing the right handpiece for lifting depth,
this is crucial.
Cheongju Onda Lifting is characterized by the use of two handpieces with different depths depending on the skin.
The 3mm handpiece targets the dermis, the middle layer of the skin, and is mainly suitable for improving fine wrinkles and skin texture. The 7mm handpiece acts on the subcutaneous fat layer and fascial layer, inducing contour improvement and fat reduction.
Therefore, even if the quantity appears the same, the results can be entirely different depending on which handpiece is used, on which area, and how much.
Especially if the deep handpiece is used excessively in areas with little cheek fat, it can lead to a sunken appearance.
Therefore, rather than simply 'how many shots',
'where and how' it is applied
is much more important.
The number of shots I need
is specific to me.
In conclusion, the effectiveness of Cheongju Onda Lifting does not necessarily increase proportionally by simply aiming for a high number of shots.
In fact, for individuals with thin skin or thin fat layers, around 50,000 to 60,000 shots are often sufficient to show a good response.
On the other hand, for those with thick facial fat layers and a prominent double chin, over 80,000 shots might be necessary, but this also needs to be adjusted based on individual diagnosis for safety.
The important thing is not the total amount of energy, but a plan tailored to my facial structure.
Can side effects occur
if I get too many shots?
While Cheongju Onda Lifting is known as a relatively safe device, incorrect treatment planning can certainly lead to side effects.
If energy is excessively concentrated in heat-sensitive areas, it can cause 'hollowing' due to fat loss, or redness that lingers due to skin overheating.
However, these issues can be sufficiently prevented by carefully planning the handpiece depth, treatment speed, and energy distribution beforehand, so you don't need to worry too much.
In this process, the medical staff's role is not just to operate the machine,
but to consider both facial structure and thermal response
to create the design.
The answer is not 100,000 shots,
but the settings that perfectly fit my face.
Many people are drawn to the number '100,000 shots', but have you now understood that this number is not a standard applicable to all faces?
In fact, excessive procedures can be a burden not only financially but also on the skin.
Conversely, if there are too few, the heat may not accumulate sufficiently, and the changes may be barely noticeable.
The important thing is to understand what results you desire and what your skin condition is, and then receive an appropriate amount of treatment.
Before the procedure, be sure to have a thorough consultation to clearly understand the reason and purpose behind the number of shots,
and remember that planning together with the medical staff is the surest path to the best results! Thank you.
*This post was written directly by this medical institution in accordance with Article 56 of the Medical Service Act and includes medical advertising content as interpreted.
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