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      Newly Launched “Park Shin Hye Lifting” XERF 300 Shots & 600 Shots: Effects, Frequency, Pain & Full Guide in Seoul | Dr.Evers Clinic

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      Newly Launched “Park Shin Hye Lifting” XERF 300 Shots & 600 Shots: Effects, Frequency, Pain & Full Guide

      Recently launched XERF Lifting, also known as the “Park Shin Hye Lifting,” has been gaining attention for improving concerns such as facial sagging, loss of elasticity, and drooping cheeks. 

      XERF is a radiofrequency (RF) lifting treatment that delivers thermal energy into the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate improvements in skin firmness and elasticity.

      However, 300 shots vs 600 shots should not be judged simply by quantity. The appropriate plan depends on treatment area, skin thickness, degree of sagging, and individual sensitivity.

      This article covers the principle of XERF lifting, 300 vs 600 shot differences, popular lifting options, treatment cycle, maintenance period, pain level, aftercare, and FAQs.


      Contents  
      1. What is the principle of XERF lifting?
      2. How should we understand the effects of XERF 300 shots vs 600 shots?
      3. Top 4 most popular lifting treatments
      4. XERF treatment cycle and maintenance period
      5. Aftercare precautions after XERF lifting
      6. XERF FAQ: Frequently asked questions
          XERF Lifting Key Points Preview

      • XERF lifting uses radiofrequency energy to improve skin elasticity and facial contour changes 
      • 300 shots and 600 shots are planned depending on treatment area, skin condition, and sagging level
      • RF lifting may cause heat sensation, tingling, or pressure, and pain varies by individual
      • Treatment planning must consider skin thickness, cheek sagging, jawline, wrinkles, and sensitivity
      • After XERF, redness, heat, alcohol, sauna, and strong massage should be avoided

      1. What is the principle of XERF lifting?

      XERF is not a treatment that cuts or removes skin. Instead, it is a lifting procedure that delivers radiofrequency energy into the skin layers to observe and stimulate elasticity changes.

      RF lifting works by applying thermal stimulation inside the skin tissue, expecting collagen response and tightening effects.

      XERF is mainly used for concerns such as jawline sagging, cheek drooping, lower face laxity, and skin elasticity loss, but it should not be understood as producing immediate contour changes. Instead, it should be viewed together with gradual tightening response over time.

         3 key points to understand XERF

         ① RF energy – delivers heat into the inner skin layers to stimulate elasticity changes 
         ② Shot design – 300 vs 600 shots are planned depending on face size, area, and sagging 
         ③ Treatment purpose – focuses on lifting, tightening, and facial contour improvement 


      2. How should we understand XERF 300 shots vs 600 shots?

      When evaluating shot count, it is important not to decide based only on numbers, but first on which areas need treatment.

      • 300 shots are usually used for localized areas
      • 600 shots are used when planning wider treatment areas

      It is not accurate to say one is better than the other.


      XERF 300 vs 600 shots comparison
      Category
      XERF 300 shots
      XERF 600 shots
      Treatment area Jawline, cheeks, double chin (focused areas) Full lower face and wider coverage
      Consultation focus Mild sagging or specific concern areas

      Multiple areas of elasticity loss

      Sensation  Tightening in targeted zones

      Overall lifting and contour balance

      Selection guide Small-area improvement

      Full-face lifting planning


           XERF shot count is not a case where “more is always better.”

      XERF 300 shots and 600 shots should be understood as a difference in treatment design rather than superiority. The treatment   plan may vary depending on factors such as skin thickness, sensitivity level, degree of sagging, and whether it is combined with other lifting procedures.


      3. Popular Lifting Treatments (Top 4)


      BEST 1 – XERF Lifting

      A radiofrequency lifting treatment that improves skin elasticity and facial contour, especially for jawline and lower face sagging.

      #XERF #RFLifting #SkinTightening #JawlineLift

      BEST 2 – Ultherapy 

      A HIFU (ultrasound) lifting treatment targeting deeper layers for facial lifting and sagging improvement.

      #Ulthera #UltrasoundLifting #FaceLift #LowerFaceContouring

      BEST 3 – ONDA Lifting

      Uses microwave energy to target fat layers and skin tightening, improving contour and firmness.

      #ONDA #MicrowaveLifting #ContourShaping #SkinTightening

      BEST 4 – Density

      A radiofrequency-based lifting treatment that improves skin density and elasticity, ideal for thin or aging skin.

      #Density #RFLifting #SkinElasticity #FirmSkin


      4. XERF Treatment Frequency & Duration

      The effect duration cannot be judged only by immediate tightening.

      Treatment Flow

      • After 1 session: warmth, tightening, mild redness
      • Duration: varies depending on skin condition and lifestyle
      • Re-treatment timing: based on visible reduction in lifting effect
      • Maintenance: sunscreen, hydration, sleep, weight stability

      XERF results depend on:

      • aging level
      • shot count
      • treatment area
      • RF response
      • aftercare routine

      👉 XERF is response-based, not fixed-interval based.


      5. Aftercare Precautions After XERF Lifting 

      Pain from XERF lifting is often described as a heat sensation and pressure feeling. Right after the procedure, the skin may become more sensitive, so it is recommended to focus on soothing care and controlling heat sensation, rather than applying strong stimulation.


      How much pain can be expected?

      XERF pain is often described as heat and pressure.
      During the delivery of radiofrequency energy, you may feel warmth, tingling, and a heavy pressing sensation. The level of discomfort varies depending on skin thickness, treatment area, sensitivity, and energy settings.
      If you are concerned about pain, it is recommended to inform the clinic during consultation about sensitive areas and previous lifting experiences. If necessary, the energy level and treatment speed can be adjusted in the treatment plan.

      Essential Aftercare — Precautions

      XERF lifting aftercare guidelines (for reference)
      Situation
      Key Features
      Care Guidance
      Heat & redness Temporary warmth or redness after RF stimulation Avoid irritating skincare and hot environments

      Pain level

      Tingling, pricking, or pressure may vary by area Consult medical staff if discomfort persists
      Exercise Intense workouts may increase heat and redness Limit high-intensity exercise in the early stage
      Sauna & massage High heat and strong pressure may irritate the skin Avoid sauna, alcohol, and strong massage for a while

      In these cases, medical consultation is recommended.

      Mild heat sensation and redness may appear temporarily. However, if symptoms such as pain, swelling, burning sensation, abnormal sensation, or skin irritation persist for a long time or feel stronger than usual, it is advisable to seek medical evaluation.


      Check your current lifting concerns.

      • Your jawline looks less defined and the lower face appears heavier
      • You are concerned about cheek sagging and loss of elasticity around the nasolabial folds
      • You are unsure whether to choose XERF 300 shots or 600 shots
      • You want to understand pain level and maintenance duration before planning lifting treatment

      If two or more of these apply, it may be a good idea to consider a lifting consultation tailored to your skin elasticity and facial contour concerns.


      6. XERF FAQ: Frequently asked questions 

      Q1. What is XERF lifting?
      A RF-based lifting treatment that delivers heat energy into the skin to improve elasticity and facial contour.

      Q2. Difference between 300 and 600 shots?
      It depends on treatment area and skin condition — not better or worse.

      Q3. How does it work?
      RF energy heats the dermis, stimulating collagen remodeling and tightening.

      Q4. Is it painful?
      Mild warmth, tingling, or pressure may be felt. 

      Q5. Can I return to daily life?
      Yes, but avoid heat, alcohol, and intense exercise for a short time.

      Q6. How often should it be done?
      Based on skin response rather than fixed schedule. 


      Conclusion: XERF is about treatment design based on skin condition, not shot count

      XERF lifting is a procedure that uses radiofrequency energy to improve skin elasticity and facial contour changes.

      Rather than saying 300 shots or 600 shots is better, the approach should differ depending on treatment area, degree of sagging, and skin thickness.

      For XERF, it is recommended to determine the appropriate treatment plan, frequency, and shot count after consultation, considering pain level, maintenance period, and individual facial condition.


      Notice

      #. Results may vary depending on individual differences.
      #. Please do not self-diagnose based on this article. It is recommended to consult a medical professional for proper diagnosis and to establish an appropriate treatment and care plan.



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