My skin feels like it's tearing apart from the classroom heater air during the change of seasons ㅠㅠ How satisfied are you with Jubelook?

With the weather turning chilly, I hope everyone is taking good care of their health. Lately, my skin feels like it is literally burning up, so I’ve come here to send out an SOS. The temperature difference between morning and evening is severe, and the wind blows hard, making it a season where skin is already prone to dryness. But being stuck in a school classroom all day, taking a direct hit from the blasting heaters, my skin just can't keep up. By lunchtime, I feel extreme internal dryness—so tight it feels like my face is going to tear apart. No matter how much mist I spray, it only works temporarily. Even if I slather on a thick, oil-based cream in the morning before heading out, by the afternoon, dead skin cells start flaking white and my makeup cracks, to the point where I’m genuinely afraid to look in the mirror. Back in my 20s, I could manage just applying toner and lotion in the winter without a problem, but now that I’m in my mid-30s, it feels like my skin barrier has completely collapsed; it feels like my skin is empty of moisture from deep within. Since this dry condition persists, it seems like my fine lines are increasing rapidly and my skin elasticity is noticeably decreasing, so I feel a sense of crisis that if I leave it like this, I will age rapidly.

So, instead of just using cosmetics on the surface, I became interested in skin boosters that can replenish collagen and moisture from deep within the skin. Among them, I am looking into the Juvélook treatment, which is said to be the hottest trend these days. I’ve heard it promotes collagen production and is excellent for improving fine lines and skin texture, so I am really curious about the satisfaction reviews from people who have actually received it. Since it is an injection procedure, there are rumors that the pain is tremendous, and I’ve heard stories about the embossing marks lasting for over a week, so I’m getting scared beforehand. Is the pain manageable with just topical anesthesia without general anesthesia, or is it less painful if I combine it with machine injections like Potenza or a pump tip? What is the best way to receive the treatment to maximize satisfaction with Juvélook? Also, I heard that you need to receive it three times at one-month intervals for the effects to last; I would like to hear an honest evaluation regarding satisfaction with Juvélook—whether the skin really becomes firm from the inside and glows with a dewy glow, considering the investment of time and money. I have been staring at YouTube and online communities for days, agonizing over whether to do it or not more than a hundred times. Haha, for office workers like me suffering from extreme dryness and the drafts from heaters, I would be grateful if you could generously leave your invaluable advice and satisfaction reviews in the comments on whether the Juvelook treatment could be a ray of oasis. Everyone, please be careful of dryness and have a moisturized night!!