For those of you who received acne treatment, did you also feel your skin becoming more comfortable? Haha.

I've been agonizing over this alone for a while, but I'm finally leaving a post for the first time.

My skin wasn't originally very sensitive, but since the beginning of this year, I've suddenly started getting frequent breakouts. In particular, whenever I'm stressed or stay up late, I inevitably get blemishes around my chin and cheeks.

I thought it would get better over time, but instead, the acne keeps recurring, and I feel like my skin itself has become more sensitive. My skin feels tight just from washing it, and there are days when it stings even when I apply cosmetics, so I think I need to start taking proper care of it now.

So I became interested in acne-prone skin care and have been looking into various things. While reading reviews, I noticed that quite a few people said their skin felt more comfortable.

For those of you who have received treatment for acne-prone skin, did you feel that your overall skin condition improved, in addition to the reduction in breakouts? I'm curious if the redness has lessened and if the feeling of skin sensitivity has significantly decreased as well.

I would also like to know if you continued using your usual cosmetics during the treatment, or if you switched to milder products. My skin is quite sensitive, so I am very conscious of even small changes.

I am also curious if you were able to return to your daily life immediately after the treatment, and how long the skin remained red. Since I work, a long recovery period would be a bit of a burden for me.

I have heard a lot about the importance of consistent care for acne-prone skin, and I am curious to know how many sessions it took for those who have actually received the treatment to feel their skin stabilized.

If there are any of you who, like me, struggled with recurring acne and eventually started treatments, please let me know which treatment you were most satisfied with and whether you are still receiving them consistently. Your experiences would be a huge help. Thank you!! ^^