I want to switch to Potenza even if the pain is reduced by just half.

A while ago, I got Juvelook injections on my hands because of my skin texture and pores, and I really went through hell.

The doctor pricked me one by one, but I was literally squeezing out tears and a runny nose. To make matters worse, the bruises and needle marks on my face didn't go away for over a week, so I thought I was going to die wearing a mask to work. It seems to be effective, but I absolutely don't think I can endure that pain again, so I looked into it and heard that the Potenza method is popular these days.

I heard that since it uses needles to deliver high-frequency waves and mechanical pressure to push the medication in, it is much less painful than manual injections and causes almost no bruising. Is that true? I've also heard that the medication flows out, which is a waste. I'm curious if it is significantly less effective compared to manual injections. Honestly, I want to switch to Potenza if the pain is reduced by just half.