I recommend the Daejeon UNI Clinic [Pigmentation Treatment] event and reviews.

 

I am Infree, a working mom in my mid-40s.

I was born with thin skin and had freckles since I was young.

Besides, I really didn't know what sunscreen was until I was in my mid-20s.

Originally, my mother wasn't very interested in makeup, and our family was very poor.

Since you were busy with your family and work, we just went about our business quietly.

Unlike my younger sister, who was particularly interested in her appearance, I find it bothersome to take care of my appearance.

Even in my mid-20s, when I was obsessed with photography and traveling and going around outdoors, I didn't even apply sunscreen.

Really, after 2-3 years, deep feelings started to appear in my late 20s.

It's such a deep-rooted feeling...

 

I went to the hospital because they said they would give me advice on skin while I was getting a health checkup.

When he looked at my face, he was frustrated when he said that the roots were too deep and that it wouldn't be resolved in one or two sessions...

I just diligently apply sunscreen and barely cover up my blemishes with BB cream and cushion.

But until I was in my 30s, I would wear makeup and cover it up a bit more.

Wow... After giving birth to my first child at 35 and my second child at 39... the blemishes on my face... the freckles are no joke...

After giving birth to two children and now looking at my face in my mid-40s... sometimes I feel like I look older than my age ㅠㅠ

My self-esteem is really at rock bottom.

I lived until my mid-30s, hearing that I was old enough to live.

My face is aging so quickly... I'm really depressed... ㅠㅠ....

If you look at my face without makeup...

Left right... the dirt is no joke..

Especially the left!! Since I drive to and from work, the blemishes are worse... Oh my...

 

 

While watching the Cashdoc Hospital event, I also looked for reviews of treatments that are good for the skin.

I looked for a hospital that provides treatment at a good price, and

There was an event for pigmentation treatment that I needed at the Daejeon branch of UNI Clinic in Seo-gu, Daejeon, near my company.

 

Laser treatment for freckles, blemishes, and pigmentation, just what I needed~

The price seemed reasonable too.

The reviews were also good overall, with a 5-star rating.

 

 

 

You can expect multiple effects with pigment treatment.

It seems like it can help you recover quickly and is tailored to your skin type.

 

Anyway, pigmentation treatment doesn't solve the problem in one go, but it looks good with the discount for 5 sessions.

 

 

I tried the checklist to diagnose my skin condition.

Yes.. As expected, all four items apply to me.

Uneven skin tone, dull skin...

I tried using whitening cream but there was no significant change... My freckles and blemishes have spread far and wide... ㅠㅠ

 

 

As you all know, the causes of freckles and pigmentation are as follows.

 

1. UV rays

: When the skin is exposed to ultraviolet rays, the skin activates a defense mechanism to create melanin pigment and prevent it from penetrating the skin. The pigments created at this time gather together to form freckles. The biggest cause of freckles is ultraviolet rays.

I didn't know this... When I was young, I used to go out and take pictures with my bare face and without even applying sunscreen... ㅠㅠ

 

2. Excessive stress

Constant stress disrupts your metabolism, slowing down the supply of necessary nutrients and increasing the activity of pigment-forming cells, which then function as protective barriers. This increased pigmentation is the cause of freckles! The stress of raising two children, the stress of being a working mom... So... my skin is a mess... ㅠㅠ

 

3. Excessive secretion of female hormones during pregnancy (including taking birth control pills)

: I've never taken birth control pills... Pregnancy freckles tend to disappear after giving birth, but when your metabolism isn't smooth or you're exposed to strong UV rays, freckles can become darker or new freckles can appear and don't go away even after giving birth... Since I breastfed and didn't put on much makeup because I was with my baby... it was inevitable that freckles would appear. Sunscreen is essential even indoors... but since I'm with my baby... I've been living far away from sunscreen ㅠㅠ

 

4. Genetic factors

: They say that if one of your parents has melasma, you're more likely to develop melasma. My mom also has thin, dry skin and is prone to melasma. Now that she's approaching 70, she's also developed melasma... ㅠㅠ

 

 

So, a combination treatment tailored to the pigmented lesion is needed.

Freckles, blemishes, and spots are caused by a complex combination of the various causes described above.

Because it appears in a mixed form, it is said that it is important to treat it with a pigment program that suits the lesion.

 

Improvement of freckles/blemishes/blemishes through pigment laser is reported to be more than 80% effective.

It is said that whitening is 70% effective, and skin texture improvement and pigmentation prevention are more than 60% effective.

This seems like exactly the treatment I need.

 

As expected, it is important to look at hospital reviews, so I looked them up.

Cashdoc reviews are written by patients who have visited the clinic in person and are honest.

I have more faith in it.

 

I find it helpful more than many reviews,

This review was even more helpful.

Dermatologists often overtreat patients and recommend all sorts of unnecessary things to make money.

They say that here they only provide consultations on the treatments that are really necessary!!

And looking at the reviews below, I was skeptical because it was cheaper than other hospitals.

There were also many reviews saying that it was effective.

It's close to my office, so it's nice to stop by after work...

I really think I need to get some advice to get rid of blemishes, which is my biggest skin concern.

 

 

The link to the UNI Hospital event is below~

If you're interested, please take a look.

 

https://short.yeogiya.io/u/PQ9%2Bor

 

 

And the Daejeon branch of UNI Clinic does not come from Cashdoc Community Hospital.

I'll tell you where it is separately like this~