Yes, yes. I heard that the surgical method varies depending on the degree of sagging. You should visit a few places for consultations and compare. However, I found that the duration of the results doesn't actually differ depending on the surgical method.

Yes, when my father had his forehead lift surgery, the methods varied slightly. There is the full incision method and the endoscopic method. He consulted and proceeded at Elite, and they told him that it depends on the degree of sagging. Since his condition wasn't severe, he opted for the endoscopic forehead lift, and the surgery went well, looking natural without any unnaturalness. They also mentioned that the duration of the results doesn't differ depending on the surgical method.

I heard that it is determined by the surgeon's skill level, not the degree of sagging. I heard that suture fixation is difficult because it involves fixing directly to the bone. However, I was told it is a method that allows for detailed surgery without causing a foreign body sensation. I am currently looking into Mully, Yubom, and Taylor, and I heard that all three exclusively perform bone tunneling. Make sure to thoroughly check the director's experience before you go.

I heard the same thing as the person above—surgical skill level, lol. That’s why I wondered if a place that does bone tunneling is better. My husband ended up getting bone tunneling done at Onu too... lol.

Oh man, I'm looking into forehead lifts too, and there are so many things to study... I've looked into three places—Onyu, Pleasure, and Batang—but I think I really need to do some research before I go.