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

I want to try Vitaran, but because of work, I keep looking up everything from the recovery period onwards haha.

I tend to meet a lot of people on weekdays, so it's a bit of a burden if injection marks or swelling linger on my face for a long time.

I have thin skin so I bruise easily, so I am most curious about how noticeable the Vitaran treatment will be on my face.

Looking at the reviews, some people reported developing bumpy embossing immediately after the VitaRan procedure, while others said it subsided faster than expected, so it seems there is a lot of individual variation.

For those who have actually received it, how many hours did it take for it to look natural after receiving Vitaran?

I'm also curious if it gets better in about a day, or if the embossing remains for two or three days haha.

I am thinking of getting Vitaran on Friday evening and resting over the weekend.

I’d like to hear the actual experiences of office workers to see if it’s something that can be sufficiently covered with makeup when going to work on Monday.

I am also curious about the swelling.

I want to know if my whole face feels slightly swollen, or if only the injected area becomes locally plumper.

I'm especially worried that it will be more noticeable in areas with thin skin, like under my eyes or on my upper cheeks.

When did you start washing your face and applying makeup as usual after receiving Vitaran?

I'm also wondering if it was okay to use cushion foundation or regular foundation starting the day after the procedure.

I want to know how many days I should take a break from things like exercise or saunas.

I exercise frequently, so I think I'll have to coordinate my schedule when I get Vitaran, haha.

Is there anyone who recovered quickly even though they have sensitive skin?

Please let me know when the results of receiving Vitaran were most noticeable and around when your face returned to its normal appearance!!

If the recovery period is shorter than expected, I might give it a try on a weekday too haha ​​^^