I'm curious who Lara Peel is recommended for. Is it suitable for dry skin with small bumps?
2026.11.15 23:20
As the weather gets colder these days, my cheeks feel dry and tight, but I'm worried because small pimples keep popping up on my forehead and chin. I tried using an exfoliator at home, but it actually made my cheeks red and sting, so right now I'm just focusing on gentle moisturizing.
Then, I came across several posts about Lara Peel on this board, and I became interested because many people mentioned that it is relatively mild. However, I am not sure if it is recommended for skin like mine that is both dry and prone to breakouts.
First, my cheeks tend to be sensitive and dry, so I am wondering if it is okay to get the Lara Peel treatment. I would also like to know if the procedure is performed immediately even if I have small bumps, or if soothing care is done first.
Also, since this is my first time, I am curious about how many sessions are typically performed at intervals of a few weeks, and whether I can use my usual moisturizer and sunscreen immediately after the procedure.
Rather than undergoing multiple procedures excessively, I would like to start step-by-step with skincare tailored to my skin. I would appreciate it if those with similar skin types could share their experiences after consulting for Lara Peel!
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