Dermal collagen decreases
With age, collagen fibers in the dermis are lost and fragmented, making skin thinner and weaker. It is the basis of reduced firmness and deep wrinkles.
Lifting
Microwave energy is delivered to the tissue beneath the skin to help with contour and firmness. We plan the energy and area for your face and combine other treatments when appropriate.

CHECK
UNDERSTAND
If the concern in the 20s and 30s is acne and pigmentation, in the 50s and 60s it is deepening wrinkles and sagging. We look not only at the skin surface but also the dermis, fat and left–right balance.
With age, collagen fibers in the dermis are lost and fragmented, making skin thinner and weaker. It is the basis of reduced firmness and deep wrinkles.
Facial fat moves downward and supporting structures weaken, blurring the jawline and making a double chin more visible.
Chewing on one side and tension in the jaw joint, neck and shoulders can create facial asymmetry.
APPROACH
PTING uses the same microwave method as Onda lifting. Microwave energy delivers heat to the dermis and subcutaneous fat layer to care for firmness and contour. Energy is adjusted within 60,000–100,000 J according to the area and fat-layer thickness.
Absorbable threads placed in deepened wrinkle areas to support volume and structure.
Used for local fat concerns such as the double chin, upper arms or abdomen.
Balances the jaw joint and upper neck to look at facial asymmetry and nerve-related symptoms together.
A treatment for skin moisture and texture that can be combined with lifting.
PROCESS
FAQ
PTING is a domestic device using the same microwave method as Onda lifting, and we operate it with the same reference settings (energy in J and treatment time).
The effect generally lasts about one to two months, so regular care is recommended. It varies by individual.
Yes. We plan energy distribution and combined treatments with asymmetry in mind, and also look at one-sided chewing habits and jaw joint influence.
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Treatment results and progress vary by individual. This page provides general information and does not replace a medical consultation.