I'm drawn to Celdiem because it claims to significantly lower the risk of pain.

No matter how many expensive functional creams I apply, they just sit on the surface of my skin, and the active ingredients don't penetrate deep inside. I was diagnosed by a dermatologist as having a compromised underlying dermal environment, leaving my skin with no ability to retain moisture. I can never get Rejuran again because the pain from the needle insertion is terrible due to its sticky viscosity, so I am drawn to Celle Diem, which claims to significantly reduce pain and the risk of nodules by breaking down particles into very fine levels. I understand the principle involves directly laying down the framework of the skin's structure; I would like to know if I can actually feel the dryness inside being relieved and basic skincare products absorbing better after the procedure, and if the embossing marks are fully absorbed within a day or two.