I really can't stand the pain of injections. Is there a painless procedure to treat internal dryness during the change of seasons?
I really can't stand the pain of injections. Is there a painless procedure to treat internal dryness? The weather has gotten quite chilly lately, and my skin feels tight and dry, as if it's going to tear. How is it for everyone else? But I'm also scared to go to the dermatologist. I really hate needles and can't tolerate pain well, so I immediately gave up on even the famous skin booster when I heard it involved a "hand injection."
But if I only apply moisturizing cream, the inner dryness doesn't go away at all, so I'm incredibly stressed every morning.
For those of you who, like me, absolutely hate pain, have you ever had a procedure to resolve internal dryness during the changing seasons? Does anyone know of a treatment that keeps moisture long-lasting with almost no pain or irritation?
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