I'm looking into skin Botox because of the pores on my nose and cheeks. Would that be okay?
Lately, I've been looking into various dermatological treatments because of my pores.
My biggest concern is the pores on the sides of my nose and the inside of my cheeks; my skin doesn't look smooth, so it bothers me every time I do my makeup.
It’s upsetting because my pores seem to stand out more when I look in the mirror, especially under bright lighting.
At first, I was interested in skin boosters like Rituo, but then I found out that there is also Skin Botox among the Maypure treatments.
It seems that general wrinkle Botox and skin Botox have different purposes, but is it a procedure worth consulting about even if I am concerned about my pores?
I don't want to make any drastic changes to my face, but I just want my skin to look a little smoother.
However, I am concerned because I heard that the appropriate treatment may vary depending on the cause of enlarged pores.
Also, since I have to go to work every day, I am curious about how long it takes for the skin to become bumpy or red after the procedure.
If I am concerned about my pores, which difference should I focus on during the consultation between Skin Botox and Rituo?
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