Looking in the mirror, I see wrinkles on my neck. Is this real? I'm starting EyeShrink today.

These days, I feel like I can tell someone's age from photos, not just their face. While taking a selfie, I suddenly noticed my neck, and the horizontal wrinkles were deeper than I'd expected. For a moment, I thought, "Was this always there?" and stared at it for a while. Haha.

I regret that I was so concerned about taking care of my face, but only roughly applied lotion to my neck.

I tried stretching at home and tried different creams, but I realized that home care alone wouldn't be enough for the wrinkles that were already there. So, after researching various options, I decided to get a consultation for EyeShrink, a popular treatment for fine wrinkles in small areas. Since the skin on my neck is thin and sensitive, I was most worried about pain and irritation, but they said it was surprisingly pain-free.

When I actually received the treatment, it felt a tingling sensation, but it was bearable. The procedure itself didn't take long, so it was more comfortable than I'd been nervous about. There was virtually no downtime, so I was able to return to my daily routine right away. I heard that three sessions spaced one week apart can help improve elasticity, so I decided to give it a try. I'm hoping for a gradual improvement, rather than a dramatic one-time change.

They say that post-procedure regeneration care is important, so these days I've been diligently applying exosome cream. After washing my face, I apply it generously, paying attention to the border between my face and neck. It feels good because it feels like I'm taking care of myself for no reason. Haha. This kind of thing seems to secretly create consistency.

It's still in its initial stages, so there haven't been any major changes, but I'm not as indifferent as I used to be. I plan to get a few more treatments and slowly record the changes in my neck wrinkles and elasticity. I'm sure many people are secretly stressed by neck wrinkles, so rather than struggling alone, I think getting professional help like this is one way to go.