I'm curious about the effects of the collagen booster and how much pain it causes.

I'm looking forward to the effects of the collagen booster, but I'm leaving an inquiry because I'm worried about the pain. Maybe it's because I've hardly ever had injection procedures, but even though it's called a skin booster, I'm actually a little scared about getting it.

Lately, my skin feels very dry and dull, and I feel like the elasticity in my cheeks has decreased, so I am looking into collagen boosters. Can I expect to generally feel the effects of collagen boosters most in terms of skin elasticity and fine texture?

I don't want a dramatic change in my face; I just want my skin to look less tired and my makeup to apply a little better. However, I am curious about the level of pain during the collagen booster procedure. I want to know if it is bearable with anesthetic cream applied, and if it hurts more in areas with thin skin. If swelling, bruising, or bumps can occur after the collagen booster, how long do they usually last? Haha.

I have to go to work the next day, so if it looks too obvious, I think I should book before the weekend. I am also curious about precautions for first-time users.