I want to compare some clinics for non-surgical lifting...

[jjeva702]

Hoping some people here can give me some clinics to compare. 

I want to get some lifting done but I don't want to "go under the knife" so to speak. The medication I am on will not allow for it even if I was brave enough to do such a thing (which I am NOT!!). I want to compile a list of clinics to compare and look into procedures as well as pricing. Hoping to find at least 3 or 4 that would work for what I want done. 

[MooMooShia13]

So you are looking for a rejuvenation clinic more so than a surgical one? I understand not wanting to get any work done that requires surgery. My first time I was mess! As long as you know these sorts of treatments aren't as good or as long lasting, you can get decent results. Just don't think you will get surgical results from a non-surgical approach is all I am saying. Anyways, I don't really research much into these types of clinics but I have seen good things from the Dr. Gowoonline Clinic. You can add that one to your list of clinics to look into more. 

[honeybear0023]

I have heard of spa clinics that offer anti-aging but never looked into non-surgical work. Laser is meant to be promising for a lot of corrective issues. Even when it comes to deep wrinkles. I think Moo is tight though that you have to be aware of the results not being something that lasts. Similar to botox. 

[kpopkelly]

On 7/12/2026 at 12:20 PM, honeybear0023 said:

I have heard of spa clinics that offer anti-aging but never looked into non-surgical work. Laser is meant to be promising for a lot of corrective issues. Even when it comes to deep wrinkles. I think Moo is tight though that you have to be aware of the results not being something that lasts. Similar to botox. 

Botox is great when it comes to the non-surgical approach but you have to make sure you go to someone that understands it. I had some done in the states that was not good but later had some done in Korea and it was fantastic. Lasted almost twice as long too.

[cocopeach]

On 7/10/2026 at 9:23 AM, jjeva702 said:

I want to get some lifting done but I don't want to "go under the knife" so to speak.

This is actually very common. A lot of people will seek out non-surgical options first which works great for some but not for everyone. It depends on your age and what you want to see improved. I think it is better for people under 35 to explore these options but for middle-age and older, surgery is often needed for lasting results. 

[BECKII]

Have you looked into local options? I am just curious as I find these sorts of things to be more affordable. It might be more worth going to Korea when you are ready for surgery work. I am not trying to put you off but the cost of travel adds to the the expense. You might find better prices locally.