Separate firmness from fullness
Loose skin and localised tissue can both soften the jawline but require different treatment priorities.
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Compare two different energy-based treatment approaches at LOUAVE Dermatology Clinic in Seoul. Thermage FLX is commonly discussed for broad skin firmness and wrinkle concerns, while ONDA may be considered when selected contour, under-chin tissue and skin laxity occur together.
A soft jawline may result from loose skin, localised submental tissue, muscle activity, facial volume or natural bone structure. The correct treatment depends on which tissue is creating the concern.
Radiofrequency
2.45 GHz microwaves
Lower face & neck
Tissue dependent
Skin laxity, tissue thickness, wrinkle pattern, facial volume and jaw-to-neck anatomy should be assessed before either treatment is recommended.
Thermage FLX uses non-invasive radiofrequency energy delivered through a selected treatment tip. It is commonly discussed for facial and eye-area wrinkles, broad firmness and skin-tightening concerns.
ONDA uses controlled 2.45 GHz Coolwaves microwave energy. Its different handpieces may be considered for selected skin laxity, submental treatment and localised tissue concerns.
Loose skin and localised tissue can both soften the jawline but require different treatment priorities.
Face, eye, jawline, neck and under-chin areas have different anatomy and safety requirements.
Contour treatment should not reduce tissue where volume is supporting the face or jawline.
These systems deliver energy differently and should not be presented as interchangeable treatments for every form of facial or neck ageing.

Thermage FLX delivers radiofrequency energy through selected treatment tips. Automatic energy calibration, cooling blasts and vibration features support consistent energy delivery and patient comfort.

ONDA uses controlled 2.45 GHz microwave energy. Deep and Shallow handpieces differ in their treatment depth, with the Shallow handpiece commonly associated with skin tightening and submental treatment.
These examples describe common consultation pathways. They do not replace individual diagnosis or confirm which treatment is medically appropriate.
Thermage FLX may be discussed when broad facial or neck firmness is the main treatment priority.
Common discussion: Thermage FLXThermage FLX may be considered for selected facial or periorbital wrinkle concerns after area-specific assessment.
Common discussion: Thermage FLXONDA may be discussed when suitable submental tissue contributes to the visible double-chin concern.
Common discussion: ONDAEither treatment may be considered depending on whether loose skin, selected tissue fullness or both are present.
Individual device selectionThermage FLX has an eye-specific treatment approach. ONDA should not be treated as an equivalent eye procedure.
Area-specific safety planningAdvanced skin or tissue laxity may not respond sufficiently to either non-surgical treatment.
Surgical opinion may applyTreatment time, preparation, coverage and settings depend on the selected area, tissue characteristics and individual medical plan.
LOUAVE reviews firmness, wrinkle pattern, tissue thickness, localised fullness, facial proportions, previous treatments and medical history before making a recommendation.
The doctor discusses the concern, medications, implants, health history and previous procedures.
Firmness, laxity, tissue thickness, wrinkles, asymmetry and facial structure are reviewed.
The clinician selects Thermage FLX, ONDA, another procedure or no treatment according to the diagnosis.
Treatment areas are mapped before device-specific preparation, tip or handpiece selection and treatment.
Expected responses, warning symptoms and the appropriate time for evaluating results are explained.
Redness, warmth, swelling or temporary firmness can influence how the area appears immediately after treatment.
Temporary warmth, redness, tenderness or swelling may occur depending on the treatment area and settings.
Sensitivity, bruising, mild swelling, firmness or temporary altered sensation may continue.
Tightening, wrinkle, contour or firmness changes may become more noticeable gradually.
Further treatment should be discussed only after the response and remaining concern are reviewed.
These points describe common consultation pathways and do not confirm individual medical suitability.
A clinician may discuss staged treatment when broad skin firmness and selected localised tissue concerns occur together. This does not mean that every patient needs both devices, and unnecessary energy overlap should be avoided.
Final recommendations depend on the treatment area, tissue characteristics, health history and the change you want to discuss.
Review area-specific information before arranging your lifting, tightening or contouring consultation.
Explore facial firmness, wrinkle treatment, mapping, recovery and suitability information.
Explore Treatment →Review Thermage FLX information for selected lower-face firmness and jawline concerns.
Explore Treatment →Explore ONDA information for selected submental tissue, contour and skin-firmness concerns.
Explore Treatment →Compare focused-ultrasound lifting with ONDA contouring for selected jawline and under-chin concerns.
Explore Comparison →Share the areas you want to discuss, previous radiofrequency, contouring or injectable treatments, relevant medical history, preferred appointment dates and Seoul travel schedule. Final treatment selection is confirmed after consultation.
This page provides general educational information and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Thermage FLX and ONDA use different energy systems, and neither is suitable for every patient or concern. Treatment areas, settings, tips, handpieces, comfort measures, recovery and results vary. Temporary effects may include redness, warmth, swelling, tenderness, bruising, firmness, numbness, sensitivity or discomfort. Less common complications may include burns, blistering, scabbing, pigmentation change, prolonged pain, contour irregularity, skin-surface injury or scarring. Thermage FLX is contraindicated for patients with an implantable pacemaker, defibrillator or another implantable electrical device. Patients should disclose pregnancy or breastfeeding status, active infection, open wounds, relevant implants, medical devices, circulation or sensation disorders, neurological conditions, fillers, threads, previous surgery, injectables and earlier energy-based treatments. Neither treatment changes bone structure, guarantees fat reduction or reproduces a surgical result. Final treatment planning must follow assessment by an appropriately qualified medical professional.