Jung Ga-eun Reveals Ultherapy Once a Year for Youthful Skin
Actor Jung Ga-eun attributes her youthful appearance in part to receiving Ultherapy once a year, kormedi.com reported. Responding to questions on her YouTube channel Rolko Unni Jung Ga-eun about frequent comments on her younger look, Jung shared insights into her skincare routine.
During a recent video on her YouTube channel 롤코언니 정가은,
production staff brought up her youthful appearance. Jung laughed and noted, 솔직히 말씀드리면 동안 얘기는 옛날부터 많이 듣긴 했다,
while adding that she frequently hears questions about whether she has done anything new since starting her YouTube channel, such as looking prettier or younger.
Jung Uses Ultherapy to Induce Collagen Production
Jung explained that she combines dermatological treatments with home care in her daily life. Visiting her actual dermatology clinic, she revealed, 1년에 한 번 정도 울쎄라를 받는다.
Ultherapy is a non-surgical lifting procedure utilizing micro-focused ultrasound energy to deliver thermal stimulation to target tissue beneath the skin, thereby inducing collagen production. The appropriate treatment area, intensity, and repetition are determined based on the condition of the skin. The procedure uses ultrasound imaging to verify tissue and deliver energy to the required depth without cutting the skin surface, creating small thermal coagulation points in internal tissue to encourage collagen remodeling. It is mainly used to improve skin sagging and decreased elasticity.
Treatment Results Vary Based on Individual Skin Conditions
According to the report, the effects of the procedure should be observed over time rather than judged immediately after, as changes can appear over several months during collagen remodeling, with individual differences in improvement and maintenance duration.
Experts note that Jung’s cycle of once a year is merely a personal management experience and not a standard applicable to everyone, as individualized treatment plans depend on skin thickness, sagging degree, facial volume, and previous treatment history. It is better to consult with medical staff about the areas you want to improve rather than simply following another person’s number of procedures. Before the procedure, individuals should inform the medical staff of any recent treatments, skin conditions, and the presence of inserted medical devices, and it is important to deliver energy tailored to one’s own tissue state rather than unconditionally increasing intensity or dosage. When ultrasound energy is delivered, individuals may feel heat, tingling, or pain. Afterward, the skin may temporarily become red and swollen, and feel uncomfortable when pressed. Receiving prior guidance on expected reactions, duration, and symptoms that should prompt contacting medical staff helps monitor recovery. If pain worsens, blisters form on the skin, or abnormalities appear in sensory changes or facial movement, the medical institution where the procedure was performed should be notified. Subsequent care should follow the guidance of medical staff, and while discomfort remains, actions that rub or strongly stimulate the skin should be avoided.