I'm really scared of the pain from Rejuran Healer. Has anyone tried Juvereign or Liliid without general anesthesia?

Hello, Free Board members. Lately, every time I look in the mirror, my skin feels dry and rough from deep within, and it seems like my fine lines have noticeably increased, so I am seriously considering a skin booster treatment. My office is extremely dry, and no matter how much moisturizer I slather on at home, my skin feels so tight from the inside by the afternoon that my makeup just cakes. My friends and acquaintances highly recommend Rejuran Healer, saying it's the surefire cure for this and that nothing beats it for filling in that inner glow... but the problem is the pain, right?

I looked up Rejuran reviews on YouTube and saw so many terrifying comments—like it feeling like having your face scratched with glass shards or burning pain when the injection goes in—that I absolutely cannot bring myself to get it while fully conscious. I know there are clinics that perform the procedure under general anesthesia, but I feel like getting that kind of treatment just for a simple dermatological procedure is a bit overkill, and I'm also worried it might be too much strain on my body. So, I've been spending days just searching the internet for alternatives, but it's just giving me a headache lol.

Then I found other types of skin boosters like Juvereuk and Relied! I heard that Juvereuk promotes collagen production, making it good for fine lines, pores, and scars, and that it is less painful than Rejuran; however, there are also opinions that its moisturizing effect is a bit weaker compared to Rejuran. On the other hand, Relied feels like an upgraded version of a water-glow injection, leaving you feeling incredibly hydrated as if you've been hit with a moisture bomb. There are also quite a few reviews saying the pain is bearable, so I'm really tempted to try it haha.

Are there any Maypure clinic members who have successfully overcome the pain and gotten Rejuran Healer? I really need some realistic advice on whether it is bearable if I apply plenty of numbing cream and take painkillers. ㅠㅠ Alternatively, for those who have tried Juvelook Skin or Reliid instead of Rejuran, I'm curious to know how much effect you saw on internal dryness and inner radiance! I heard that getting it injected manually is the most effective, but I've also heard that using an injector (machine) results in significant drug loss and feels like a waste of money, so I'm debating how to get it done. I have an appointment for this weekend, so please leave plenty of genuine reviews or advice to help me keep my wavering mind in check. ㅠㅠ Thank you in advance!!