With lifting devices such as V-RO Advance, which combine ultrasound and radiofrequency energy, the key question is not how much the face can be pulled upward. It is which layer needs stimulation and how much energy is appropriate. In consultation, I do not compare device names alone. I first separate whether the loss of contour comes from fat volume, reduced elasticity, or weakening of deeper support.

Why V-RO Advance draws attention
V-RO can combine deeper ultrasound-based lifting with radiofrequency skin tightening, which is why patients interested in Korean dermatology, Korea travel, and a Gangnam skin clinic often ask about it. When the jawline looks blunt, the lower face feels heavy, or the facial contour becomes less clear, the balance between these two energies becomes central to the plan.
Thin faces require more delicate planning
Not every lifting treatment should be directed toward making the face smaller. If cheek fat is limited or the area beneath the cheekbone is already hollow, excessive energy may make the face look more tired. In these cases, skin quality, elasticity, and contour preservation should take priority over reducing volume.
The jawline and double chin must be evaluated separately
Some patients with a heavy lower face are affected more by submental fat than by skin laxity. In that situation, V-RO alone should not be expected to solve everything. Fat layers, skin elasticity, and muscle tension should be assessed together, and combination treatment may sometimes be more reasonable.
Good lifting starts with a plan that is not excessive
What I value is not an exaggerated immediate change, but a natural line that can be maintained. Even when V-RO Advance is chosen, skin thickness, pain sensitivity, recovery time, and previous treatment history must be checked. Lifting is not just selecting a device; it is a medical decision that places energy after predicting how the face will change.
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