I'm curious about the recovery period and how long the swelling or embossing lasts after getting the Juvelook treatment.

I'm interested in the Jube look, but I keep putting it off because I'm worried it will show on my face for a long time haha.

Since I have to wear makeup almost every day for work and meet a lot of people on weekdays, I am a bit concerned if swelling or injection marks linger for a long time after the procedure.

Looking at the reviews, some people mentioned getting bumpy embossing on their face after the Juvelook, while others said it was almost fine after a few hours, so it seems like there is a big difference.

For those who have actually received the Juvelook, what did it look like immediately after the procedure?

I'm curious if it's obvious at a glance that I've had a procedure, or if you have to look closely to see it.

I am thinking of getting the Jubelook after work on Friday and resting over the weekend.

I'm also wondering if I can sufficiently cover it with makeup on Monday after Saturday and Sunday have passed.

Does swelling vary greatly from person to person?

I'm curious if it feels like only the injection site is rising a little, rather than my whole face swelling up.

I would also like to know if bruises form more easily on areas with thin skin, such as the cheeks or under the eyes.

When did you start washing your face and applying makeup as usual during your recovery period?

I'm also curious about your actual experience regarding whether it was okay to use a cushion foundation right the day after the procedure.

I would also like to know how many days you took a break from things like exercise or saunas.

I tend to exercise frequently, so if I need to rest for a few days after receiving the Juvelook, I think I'll have to adjust my schedule in advance.

Is there anyone who has sensitive skin but recovered faster than expected?

Please let me know when it was most noticeable after receiving the Juve Look, and at what point it started looking natural, just like my usual face!!

As an office worker, I am most curious about the actual recovery period. :)