My pores in the butterfly zone are quite large. The pores on my cheeks even look elongated vertically. I am so self-conscious about going out barefaced because of my pores that I wear base makeup just to cover them up even when I’m going out briefly in front of my house; it is that stressful. During the summer, sebum production was active, so the pores were filled with whiteheads and didn't look as pitted. However, as autumn arrived and sebum production decreased and my skin became drier, the pores actually look deeper and darker. What kind of treatment would be effective for reducing these pores that have lost their elasticity, are pitted, and are stretched out? It seems that the Potenza treatment is common for butterfly zone pores, but I am also considering Skin Botox because I heard it is effective for pores. Since autumn has arrived, my skin texture has become rough and sponge-like, so I am wondering if getting Skin Botox would be a better option since it can care for my entire face, not just the butterfly zone. What do you think?
CommentsWhen the oil-moisture balance is disrupted, skin unevenness tends to become more prominent. At times like these, it is especially important to pay attention to hydration and gently exfoliate dead skin cells without irritation.
CommentsI also found those small blemishes and skin tags subtly bothersome every time I looked in the mirror, so I wanted to get rid of them all at once. If you apply the numbing cream thoroughly, the pain is quite bearable, and if you keep the regenerative tape on for about a week after the laser treatment, your skin will become clean without scarring, so don't worry and give it a consultation!
CommentsSince the skin on the lips is thin and easily irritated by surfactants in toothpaste or fragrances and dyes in lip products, sharing a list of the products you are currently using during the consultation will be very helpful. If you prepare in advance whether you have a habit of licking or picking at your lips, and how long the dryness has lasted, you can receive a much more precise, personalized daily care guide.
CommentsThere are definitely limits to neck wrinkles with home care alone. Since wrinkles seem to stand out more during seasonal changes due to dryness, please make sure to moisturize well. Also, because the appropriate treatment varies depending on each individual's neck condition, I recommend asking about the treatment frequency and duration of the results during the consultation!
CommentsIf you experience a burning sensation right after washing your face with toner, it seems your skin barrier is very sensitive. When that happened to me, I found it better to layer a hydrating serum instead of a sheet mask and cover it thoroughly with cream. However, if the issue persists, it would be best to get a medical consultation for peace of mind!
CommentsI've been worried lately because my cheeks have been itchy and red, just like yours, so it's great to hear your story. I've heard that it's better to hydrate with a serum first rather than using an oily cream, so it might be a good idea to get some advice!