How should I treat the acne that keeps popping up around my chin?
I'm worried because acne keeps popping up around my chin lately. Just when one seems to go down, another one appears in a different spot. Even though I try not to touch them, they bother me so much that I keep looking in the mirror. It didn't used to happen this repeatedly, but it seems to have gotten particularly worse recently.
I have tried using acne products at home, but since there hasn't been much change, I am considering getting acne treatment. Does the treatment method for recurring acne around the chin vary depending on the cause? I am also wondering if I can receive a single consultation even if I have a mix of inflamed acne and small, whitehead-like bumps.
How often should I typically visit the clinic once I start acne treatment? I would also like to know if a treatment plan is determined after assessing my current skin condition. I want to manage my skin before scars form, so what kind of consultation would be best to receive on my first visit?
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- 01CommentsI can totally relate because I also experience breakouts on my chin area getting worse when it gets dry. During your consultation, I think it would be helpful to ask if you need to manage the inflammation and marks separately, and when it is okay to wear makeup on the day of the treatment!170026.10.24
- 02CommentsIt is good that you asked about inflammatory acne and the small bumps separately. If you organize the cleanser, moisturizer, and exfoliation products you usually use, and also mention any dry or sensitive areas, it will be easier to determine the treatment order.210026.10.23
- 03CommentsI understand your desire to receive item-by-item explanations before making a decision, as the cost standards for full care and single-area care can differ. It would be helpful to check in advance whether consultation-only is available or if extraction and soothing treatments are included separately, making it easier to plan without any pressure.200026.10.23
- 01CommentsIf left untreated, adult skin problems can leave scars, so it is beneficial to receive regular treatment about 3 to 5 times in the early stages!420026.10.21
- 02CommentsWe can proceed by excluding unwanted treatment steps, so please feel free to share your opinions during the consultation!500026.10.21
- 03CommentsIf you experience even the slightest stinging sensation during the treatment, we will adjust it immediately, so please feel free to receive treatment comfortably without any worries!280026.10.21
- 01CommentsThe recovery period after acne treatment may vary slightly depending on the type of procedure. In most cases, it does not significantly interfere with daily life, so you do not need to worry too much.640026.09.28
- 02CommentsIf anesthesia is used, the duration is quite long. The procedure itself usually seems to be over in about 10 minutes.1300026.09.29
- 03CommentsIf anesthesia is required for an acne treatment, you should allow at least an hour and a half.760026.09.28
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