I have dry cheek skin; would it be okay to consult about LDM care first before the injection procedure?
2026.11.06 18:52
Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Hwajeong Branch
While looking into late autumn skincare, I came across the name LDM, and I am curious about what kind of skin concerns would benefit from a consultation. When people say their skin is dry, there are many options available, ranging from moisturizing treatments to injection procedures. Rather than choosing based solely on the name, I would like to first explain why my skin is uncomfortable and the changes I want to make so that we can find the right method for me.
In particular, should I discuss the dry, flaky appearance of my cheeks and the actual tight sensation separately? Even on days when my skin texture looks rough in the mirror, it might not sting, and conversely, it could feel uncomfortable after washing my face even if it looks fine on the surface. I would like to know how specific I should be in describing these sensations during the consultation to be helpful. Would it also be helpful if I told you the locations where my makeup tends to cake?
I am curious if the decision to receive LDM is made based on the condition of the skin surface. I would also like to know if the explanation or treatment method differs depending on whether the skin is simply dehydrated or has become sensitive. Rather than simply assuming that I have dry skin, I would like to have redness, flaking, and reactions to the products I use checked.
Would it be possible to have a consultation if I am looking into aftercare first because I am hesitant about injection procedures? I do not want to assume that it will be a good fit for me simply because it does not involve injections. It would make it easier for me to make a choice if I could be explained what changes I can expect and which concerns require a different approach. I would also like to know the difference between how it feels immediately after treatment and how it is evaluated over time.
I am also wondering if I can decide on my next plan after receiving just one treatment. Rather than choosing multiple sessions right away, I would like to observe how my skin responds. When monitoring progress, I would like to know if I should record daily observations, such as tightness or the condition of my makeup, and if there are any changes that can be compared using photos.
Should I inform you in advance if I use any exfoliating products or functional cosmetics? I would like guidance on the entire process, from removing makeup on the day of the treatment to cleansing and moisturizing. If I am considering other skin treatments, I would like to consult on the appropriate order rather than just asking if they can be performed on the same day.
I would like to inquire first if LDM consultation and treatments are available at the Hwajeong branch. It would be helpful if you could also let me know what treatments are included in the price and the duration required. Rather than adding a lot of things at once, I would like to start with what my skin needs right now. There are so many names for skin treatments that it's confusing, but I plan to start by explaining the changes I am looking for.
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