Comparing Lifting Treatments — Shurink, Volnewmer, Signature: Which Is Yours

When you start looking into lifting, everyone runs into the same thought: "there are so many kinds, I cannot tell what the difference is." Here are the energy methods of the three lifting treatments Saeron offers, and the skin each suits.

Shurink (ultrasound, HIFU)

Ultrasound energy reaches the SMAS fascial layer and stimulates the skin's supporting structure. Its contracting power makes it effective for those with more fat or marked sagging. That said, thin skin can end up with hollowed cheeks, so the design before treatment matters.

Volnewmer (radiofrequency, RF)

It applies broad, even heat across the dermis to induce collagen regeneration. It suits loss of firmness in the cheeks, around the mouth, and in the midface, and those with thinner skin or sensitivity to pain.

Signature Micro Lifting (microwave, the same principle as Onda)

It delivers a thousand times the thermal energy of radiofrequency down to the subcutaneous fat layer, helping reduce fat cells and refine contour at once. Thanks to its cooling system, it is the least painful of the three.

The skin's state matters more than the device's name

If your skin is thin and the concern is fine lines, Volnewmer or Signature often fits; if the skin is firm but the line has given way, Shurink, which stimulates the deeper layer, is usually the match. At Saeron we frequently combine Bollink (Volnewmer + Shurink) with Signature lifting to capture deep lifting and restored firmness together. With lifting, what matters is finding the method that fits your face's structure and how it is aging, rather than what is in fashion.