My skin is so dry, so I'm looking into skin boosters.

My skin has been particularly dry and rough lately, so I am considering getting a skin booster. In the past, just applying my basic skincare products properly kept my skin hydrated all day, but recently, even if I apply makeup in the morning, by the afternoon my skin feels tight and the patches on my cheeks feel severe.

In particular, my skin feels tight immediately after washing my face, and even if I apply moisturizer multiple times, it only feels better for a moment before becoming dry again. When I apply makeup, my skin texture doesn't look smooth, and I can see patches of fine dead skin cells flaking off, so doing my makeup has become stressful lately.

I tried hard with home care, but my skin didn't improve as much as I expected, so I started looking into dermatological treatments and discovered skin boosters. I became interested because I heard they help improve hydration and skin texture, but there are so many types that I don't know which one to choose.

Since this is my first time using a skin booster, I am curious about the level of pain during the procedure, and I would also like to know how long it takes for swelling or bumps to appear on my face afterward. Because I work full-time, procedures with a long recovery period are a bit of a burden for me.

I am curious to know which skin boosters are commonly used for people with dry and rough skin like me, and whether you have actually felt the effect of your skin becoming moisturized.