There are so many types of skin boosters, would it be best to just get a consultation and a recommendation? lol
I've been looking into skin boosters for a few days now, but the more I look into them, the less I understand them lol.
At first, I thought it was just an injection to improve the skin, but it turns out there are really many different types.
Some products talk a lot about hydration, others about skin texture or elasticity, and some say the effects become noticeable over time, so I don't know what criteria to use.
I'm not the type to have just one worry.
There are days when my skin feels dry and rough, and I also feel like it has lost some of its elasticity compared to before.
In this case, would it be better for me to choose a product name and go for a consultation?
Or I'm wondering if it would be more realistic to just talk about my skin concerns and get a recommendation for a suitable skin booster.
If I choose based solely on online reviews, it might not suit me because everyone's skin condition is different.
I'm not sure what questions I should ask when getting a consultation about skin boosters, haha.
I definitely want to ask about when the effects appear, how many sessions are needed, and how long the recovery period is.
Pain is also surprisingly important.
No matter how effective it is, I think it would be hard to repeat if it hurts too much.
Also, if there are several skin boosters with similar purposes, I would like to hear an explanation of the biggest differences between them.
Are there many people like me who went in without knowing a single type at first, only to make a decision after a consultation?
I feel like if I decide on one procedure beforehand, I might end up insisting on only that one, so I think it might be better to go with an open mind.
I am curious to know what criteria those of you who are new to skin boosters used to make your final selection.
Please also let me know which aspect you considered most important among skin concerns, pain, and price.
My goal is to see my skin condition improve naturally rather than seeing dramatic changes, so I'd like to hear the experiences of those who chose this based on similar criteria.