In Your 20s: Early Aging Prevention — How to Choose When Your Face Starts Feeling Soft and Loose?
Dr.Evers Clinic · Busan Seomyeon explains: at 22 to 29, subcutaneous fat is still sufficient, and the common concerns are late-night puffiness and a jawline that starts to blur together. HIFU, LinearZ ultrasound, and Oligio radiofrequency each suit different situations, and you don't need a high shot count.
At 22 to 29, subcutaneous fat is still plentiful. The common problem isn't hollowing — it's puffiness from late nights and a jawline that starts to blur together, so your chin doesn't look crisp when you smile. When Dr.Evers Clinic · Busan Seomyeon addresses these early aging prevention concerns, it first checks how the face feels to the touch, then decides whether to use ultrasound or radiofrequency.
What do the jawline and the soft, loose feeling each call for?
If you want to tighten the jawline, use ultrasound; if your face feels soft and loose to the touch, radiofrequency for low-pain maintenance is more suitable.
- HIFU, LinearZ ultrasound, and Oligio radiofrequency are the options commonly mentioned at this stage.
- Ultrasound is used to tighten the jawline, and among these, LinearZ is the one people who are sensitive to pain consider first.
- If your face feels soft and loose to the touch, Oligio for low-pain maintenance fits best.
Do you need a high shot count?
No, you don't need a high shot count. At this stage fat is still sufficient, so the focus is on tidying up the lines and the feel of the skin — and then you won't have to keep retouching your photos.
Information on this site is for reference only and is neither medical advice nor a guarantee of results. Outcomes vary; your plan is determined at consultation.