hello.
Lately, I've been feeling particularly sensitive about my skin, so I've been looking in the mirror more often. My skin isn't overly dry or sensitive, but I've been feeling the need for constant care. Maybe it's because I'm tired or the weather, but I've been getting a pimple or two every now and then. Since my skin isn't usually acne-prone, I've been especially concerned.
It's hard to see in a photo, but strangely enough, I keep seeing it and my hand goes to it... I know it's better not to touch it, but it's not easy.
Then, a friend at work told me she'd recently gotten Rejuran in Hongdae and seen the results, and I was so excited. Rejuran Healer is one of the most effective skin boosters, but I'd heard so many people complain about the pain, so I was worried. Having tried other injections and even given birth, I figured it would be no problem, so I made an appointment and went.
Perhaps because it was a place famous for Rejuran, they showed me the syringe decoration first. I waited nervously for no reason, and then they guided me to the washing room. I was worried that I might be sore after the treatment and not be able to wash my face again, so I double-washed thoroughly. I also thoroughly washed the area around my eyes and mouth. Looking back, I realize this was a bad washing habit on my part. I should have been more careful.
I told the director about my skin concerns, one by one. I was curious about my nasolabial folds, my pores, and especially why my forehead pores were so enlarged. She used a 3D diagnosis to assess my skin condition and provided personalized care. She was meticulous in examining everything from redness and pigmentation to pores. My skin age was 31, which was a bit disappointing considering I wasn't in my 20s.
I was also told I had a lot of fine lines under my eyes, and she said it was probably due to my habit of washing my face too hard and rubbing it when it itched. After hearing that, I nodded in agreement. So, I decided to focus on the lower eyelid and butterfly zone to improve the dryness around my mouth.
They usually apply anesthetic cream for about 30 minutes, but since my schedule was a bit tight, I applied Emmaus Cream for about 20 minutes and then received a separate anesthetic injection before the Rejuran Healer. The 5mm needle length allowed for minimal drug loss, and the press machine ensured a precise injection volume. They explained that it's less painful and less invasive than manual injections.
I was impressed that they even provided me with a used syringe and showed me how to open it before I started using it.
Actually, the pain I was most worried about turned out better than I expected. It wasn't as painful as I'd feared. Perhaps that's why I even considered getting regular treatments afterward. I received LDM as follow-up care, and at home, I consistently applied the provided ampoules and cream for five days.
On the third day, I still had some embossing from the second day, but I was able to go to work without any problems. They gave me bruise cream, so I applied it twice, and I covered it with makeup.
On the 4th day, my skin felt hot and red, but after the Rejuran treatment, I definitely felt like my makeup went on better.
By the seventh day, I could see my skin glowing. It's been so hot lately that I've only been applying sunscreen, but my skin looks hydrated, and I feel a little different when I look in the mirror. When I met some close friends, they told me my face was glowing, which made me even more concerned.
I was told that the injection was performed with a press device that applied a pain algorithm, so there was no drug loss. Personally, I felt it was less painful than dental scaling. However, this may vary from person to person, and the effects and pain levels may also vary from person to person!
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