My acne has subsided, but do I need to get treatment for the red marks as well?
The acne I had in the past has mostly subsided, but I'm worried because red marks remain in their place. It seems like the breakouts of new acne have decreased, but since the marks aren't disappearing easily, my skin still looks messy. I thought it would naturally fade over time, but it's lasting longer than I expected.
I am wondering if these marks can be managed along with acne treatment. Is the treatment method different for red marks and marks that have turned brown? If I still get occasional breakouts, I would also like to know if it is better to treat the current acne first rather than focusing on managing the marks.
What is the typical order for managing acne marks while undergoing treatment? I am also curious if the timing of the procedure varies depending on skin condition. I would appreciate it if you could let me know what precautions I should take in daily to prevent marks from becoming darker, as well as other things I should pay attention to besides sun protection.
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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!520026.10.21
- 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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