Can I continue to receive acne treatment with White Peel even during the dry winter?
2026.11.06 09:43
I have acne-prone skin that gets oily in the summer, and starting in the fall, my skin tends to feel very tight after washing. I am worried that receiving acne treatment during this dry season might cause more flaking.
I saw in the guide that the basic acne care includes extraction, a white peel, an anti-inflammatory injection, and a soothing pack. If the white peel is a step for exfoliating, I am wondering if it could be irritating during dry periods. I would also like to know if it is possible to omit steps or adjust the intensity depending on my skin condition.
I would appreciate it if you could confirm whether it is better to space out treatments more in winter than in summer, and how I should moisturize on the evening of the treatment. I am also curious if redness tends to remain when I go to work the next day.
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- 02CommentsI'm also worried because I have small pimples on my forehead. It seems like it might be worse because of the changing seasons, so I think I should look into it more and go for a consultation.170026.11.06
- 03CommentsI've heard that men are more prone to breakouts due to irritation from shaving. I'm also curious about how to care for them.170026.11.06
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