Hongdae Dermatology Rejuran Review / Pain and Embo: What I Learned Over Time

These days, I hear people ask me once a day why my face is so red.

 

It also feels like the blushing is more prominent.

 

So I made an appointment at a dermatology clinic near Hongik University Station that was famous for Rejuran and went there.

When I looked up reviews of Rejuran, there were many stories about pain, so I was debating for quite a while whether to do it or not.

 

I made a reservation for 6:30 PM on a weekday after work and visited.

 

The entire process, from consultation to treatment, was divided into sections, and I listened to an explanation while looking at the skin analysis results in the consultation room.

 

After hearing about skin aging, pores, blackheads, and redness, I realized that my condition was worse than I thought.

 

They decided to focus on the Butterfly Zone with the Rejuran Healer and explained that they would be using specially designed dermal layer needles.

He said it was designed to prevent the drug from leaking, but that grandchildren's love was different.

 

I washed my face lightly with cleansing milk, and the order was photo shoot → consultation → treatment.

If you feel uncomfortable waiting with a bare face There were masks at the counter, so that was okay.

 

I applied anesthetic cream and lay down to wait for about 30 minutes, but I was more tired than I expected.

 

 

I was a little nervous from the moment I entered the treatment room.

This is almost my first time getting an injection into my skin.

The cylinder was opened right in front of me and I was able to see the process firsthand.

 

First, local anesthesia was administered to four areas, including the side of the nose and under the chin, and after the sensation had dulled, Rejuran was started.

 

Embo came up pretty well and the nurse told me that it came out well. I was just in a daze.

 

 

They gave me injections at regular intervals around the butterfly zone, and I don't think I bled as much as I thought.

 

After being moved to the recovery room, I lay there in a slightly dazed state.

It would be a lie to say it didn't hurt at all, but personally, I felt like it was about 35 out of 100.

 

I kept looking in the mirror thinking about going to work the next day, but the embo subsided quite a bit as the day went on.

 

After the procedure Apply moisture ampoule We also managed playback with LDM high frequency equipment.

 

It felt warm and made me feel a little less tense.

 

On the day of the event, I only washed my face with water, and the next day, I only applied sunscreen and avoided strong washing.

I applied the moisturizing ampoule I had at home quite frequently.

 

It took about 45 minutes to get home by subway, and although they said it was better not to wear a mask, I just wore one and went.

 

The morning after the procedure, I went to work with only makeup on my forehead, chin, and lips, and only sunscreen on my cheeks.

 

There was no bruise, only an embossment.

 

On the second day, there were no bruises, only injection marks that looked like freckles.

 

I was able to wear makeup, so my daily life wasn't a big problem.

 

After about 4 days, the emboss had almost disappeared and the injection marks were hardly visible.

 

I felt like my redness was a little less and my makeup was going on better than before.

 

I think we'll have to wait a little longer to see if this continues, and I think there will be individual differences.