I had a mole on my back.
At first, it was just a tiny dot, but over the years, that dot gradually started to grow by feeding on my nutrients.
Since it's my back and not visible to my eyes, during the hot summer when I wear thin clothes, others ask me what it is.
It seems the dot was that noticeable.
What bothers me is when my back itches or I scratch it, and a mole gets caught on my nail, causing bleeding multiple times.
As the dots gradually grew larger, they started to become bothersome.
This is one of the photos taken after multiple attempts to self-portrait with a phone camera to capture a point invisible to the eye.
It's really large, isn't it? So this time, I decided to have it removed, and I went to "Chamjo-eun Clinic," which is close to my house.
When I was receiving patients at the reception counter and the nurse asked to see, I shrugged my shoulders to show her.
Go to another hospital.
They say their hospital's lesions are too large to handle if bleeding occurs.
They told me to go to the surgery department.
They said it couldn't be done, so I just came out for now. Surgery? Do they want me to go to surgery for a removal? Orthopedics?
Now that I think about it, I wonder if I was talking about plastic surgery.
I thought to myself.
It's a pretty big spot, but I wondered if this was all it could do.
Is it possible for a nurse who looks young to make that judgment, or is it only the doctor providing treatment who can decide?
I thought about that myself.
So I decided to go to a different dermatologist.
About 4 or 5 years ago, I remembered receiving toning at "The Beauty Clinic," so I made a reservation by phone and went there immediately.
Since I was there for registration, I also decided to try toning because many blemishes had appeared, so I registered for it together.
They told me to sit and wait, and after a while, they called me to the consultation room.
It's obvious when you go to the counseling room. They're just going to talk about the package and tell you to do it.
I just refused, saying I only want to do it once.
Single session of multi-laser toning: 150,000 won.
Acne extraction: 35,000 won.
When I came about four years ago, it was 100,000 won per session.
There is also an inflation rate, but it has increased by 50%. Damn it. Still, there are many people receiving skin care treatments.
It was my turn, so I lay down with the teacher and met. I did a rough face toning and showed the spots.
Doctor, is the mole large? Should I have it removed multiple times?
When I asked, the teacher replied.
I will remove it in one shot. It looks like it can be removed all at once.
Oh wow~~~
I liked it. The dermatology clinic I went to before was a hospital I shouldn't have visited. Removed from my list.
You know the regeneration band, right? I applied the Madeca band for about five days and then removed it.
As long as I am sufficiently filled. Maybe because I am old, I can't fill up quickly ^^
This is a photo taken after toning. I didn't take a before photo, so there are no comparison pictures.
But since it's just once, there's not much difference. I think I might do it one more time after about a month.
A lot of dark spots have appeared on the right eyelid.
I received about three sessions of toning therapy over four years ago and felt it improved, but since then, it has risen significantly again.
I have to keep going continuously, but I can't do it due to certain circumstances.
This is my first procedure review.
