Daegu Namsan-dong Kullie Dermatology Laser Toning Review

I have lived with a very congested face filled with freckles, age spots, and blemishes, even after turning 40.

In my twenties, when IPL was all the rage, I went to dermatology for three sessions and started my first-ever skincare routine. Ta-da~~ Then I got married, had a child, and skincare has been long forgotten and thrown in the trash~~~

 

So, a year ago, I finally started taking care of it again because it had become an uncontrollable, congested, and complicated face.

 

I visited the dermatologist I recommended last time and purchased a 10-session package.

My face has widespread blemishes, so I was told I need laser toning. The process is slow, but overall it will become brighter and the skin will be more even.

IPL is like a sticker and doesn't suit my skin, so it comes back darker after treatment.

Is that why? The management I did in my twenties seems pale in comparison to how much more intense it has become.

 

The management that started like that now happens every 2 to 3 weeks, and a year has passed. Of course, I stopped the 10 sessions once in the middle. The entire face is numbed with anesthetic and covered with a wrap before the procedure. It can be a bit painful depending on the intensity, but the doctor adjusts it~~

Honestly, I thought there hadn't been any more dramatic effects than I expected so far.

 

Yesterday, I went to the dermatologist and received massage therapy. When I first consulted with the dermatologist and saw the pre-treatment photos, I thought, "Oh, so that's not it." I didn't realize that by doing this consistently, my skin tone was becoming more even and changing. The before and after photos show such a difference, haha.

The photo proves it, can you deny it~~ That's why I have no choice but to keep managing it consistently^^

 

Here, the director monitors the progression of facial blemishes and changes, regularly providing toning, whitening, and elasticity treatments. That's why I trust and leave my face in their care. Seeing my face brighten up makes me feel good. For those with similar concerns, please refer to my face as a reference.

 

Finally, I am informing you.

I am the woman under your care^^

 

I'm sharing a photo with great intention.

First, the post-procedure photo (taken a few days ago).

Second is before management (photo from one year ago).

The third is applying anesthetic cream (while continuing dermatology treatment, one day I applied anesthetic cream and was preparing).