I'm curious to know how long the feeling of improved skin lasts for those who have used skin boosters for a long time haha.
I've been debating for almost a month whether or not to get the skin booster lol
At first, I only looked into the types of procedures and the pain level, but once I actually started considering the cost, I realized that the duration of the results was the most important thing to me.
No matter how much my skin improves, if it's just a brief moment of shine that stops, I think it would be a bit of a burden to keep getting treatments.
What I'm looking for is more about managing my overall skin condition rather than solving a specific problem. Lately, my skin seems to have lost some of its elasticity, and there are many days when it looks dull by the afternoon. When I remove my makeup, the texture on my cheeks doesn't feel as smooth as it used to be.
I've been looking into skin boosters because I want to manage these concerns little by little, and when I read the reviews, I see a lot of people saying their skin really improved after using them haha.
However, most reviews are written immediately after the procedure or a few weeks later, so I am really curious about what happens afterward!!
For example, if you received a skin booster about three times, for how many months after the last treatment did you feel your skin condition was good?
It wouldn't suddenly disappear one day, would it? It feels like it would gradually return to its original state. Is that actually the case?
I'm also curious if there are people who manage it by getting it done a few times at regular intervals at first, and then getting it done occasionally for maintenance later.
Going to the dermatologist every month is a bit of a burden for me, so after I've done some intensive care, I want to space out my visits.
For those of you who have consistently received skin boosters for over a year, do you feel that your skin itself has changed compared to when you first started? Or I am curious if it is more accurate to view it as a treatment where your skin condition improves for a certain period each time you receive it.
I'd also like to hear the experiences of those who have taken a break for a few months. My skin won't suddenly get much worse just because I rested, right? Haha.
I am also curious if diligent home care makes a difference in the duration of the results. Please let me know if simply taking care of moisturizing and sunscreen is sufficient, or if there is any specific care you pay attention to after receiving the skin booster.