The price of mint lifting why the results vary depending on who the medical staff is

Hello, this is Senator Pang Pang.

If you look at the price of mint lifting, you will encounter a case where the cost is different from hospital to hospital even though the mint room is the same, and the number of rows is the same.

There are probably many people who want to know why there is a difference when the material costs would be the same.

One of the variables that makes the difference is the treatment, that is, who performs the procedure.

Silifting is not a procedure where equipment creates results; it is a procedure where the doctor's hands produce results.

Today, I'm going to summarize why the cost of mint lifting varies depending on who the doctor in charge is.

Silifting is a procedure where the hands of medical staff, not machines, produce results

Unlike lifting, where a machine transfers energy, such as Ulthera or Thermage

Silifting is a procedure in which the doctor inserts the thread with his own hands from beginning to end.

The point, direction, angle, and depth of entry of the thread all depend on the doctor's judgment and hand feeling.

Even if you use the same mint room, the results will be different if the combination of these elements is different.

The scope and direction of the organization being driven is determined by which direction and how deep the thread is inserted

This ultimately determines the changes in facial lines.

This means that the skill level of the person handling the thread determines the outcome more than the thread itself.

This is why the cost is bound to reflect the homeship experience.

There are things that change at home as you gain experience

Silifting is a procedure that becomes more accurate as repeated experience is gained.

After dozens or hundreds of clinical experiences, each one adapts to different skin thickness, degree of elasticity, and direction of sagging

You will be able to quickly and accurately determine the type of thread and the insertion method.

Between medical staff who are starting the procedure for the first time and medical staff who have accumulated more than a thousand clinical data

Even when using the same materials, there is a difference in design ability.

There are also different ways to respond to unexpected situations, and the feeling of matching left and right symmetry, adjusting the strength of pulling the thread, and organizational response in real time

The ability to comprehend is also different.

(If you look in the mirror after the procedure and get results that can be said to be satisfactory to you and your doctor, this experience must be supported.)

It's natural for this difference to be reflected in costs.

The difference between medical staff who only specialize in silifting and medical staff who don't

Medical staff who perform various procedures and medical staff who have gained experience by focusing on silifting

The density of clinical experience accumulated over the same period of time varies.

If you are a doctor who focuses on silifting, you have various face shapes, skin conditions, and previous treatment history

I have the experience of dealing with complex cases over and over again.

Especially when sillifting on deformed soft tissue after fillers, fat grafting, or facial contouring surgery

A complex case with a different anatomical structure requires a completely different approach from a typical case.

In this situation, the ability to calculate the direction and depth of insertion in a customized manner is not simply due to a large number of procedures

This is only possible if you have accumulated intense experience focusing on silifting.

As the depth of clinical experience varies, the difference is reflected in cost.

Design ability is a key variable that makes a difference in price

The most important pre-treatment step in silifting is design before the procedure.

Analyze each patient's skin thickness, degree of loss of elasticity, and direction and angle of sagging, and how many lines of thread in any area

This is the process of designing which direction to put it in.

The more precise this design, the more complete the treatment results.

The uniform package method applies the same design to all patients.

On the other hand, combining different types and numbers of threads from time to time based on individual evaluations takes more time and experience into design.

When this difference is reflected in the price, it means that technical fees are included beyond simply material costs.

Now you don't have to look at the reason why the cost of mint lifting varies from hospital to hospital just because of differences in ingredients.

If you are comparing the price of mint lifting, we recommend that you check the doctor's clinical experience and customized design in addition to the ingredients and the number of doses.

Even if it's the same thread, who puts it in and how determines the outcome.

It's enough just to remember this one thing.

Thank you