How am I informed about the anesthesia method and post-procedure observation criteria during the Rejuran consultation?

I would like to know how the anesthesia method and immediate observation procedures are explained during a Rejuran consultation, aside from product selection. I am not asking about specific symptoms or personal treatment experiences, but rather I would like to summarize the general consultation items to check when initially seeking information.

 

When using topical anesthesia, how are the preparation and removal times determined, and what information must be provided in advance if a person has previously reacted to anesthetics or topical products? If I am very concerned about pain, I would also like to know about alternatives that can be explained before the procedure or criteria for postponing the treatment.

 

Could you explain the items used to describe temporary skin changes that may occur immediately after the procedure, and provide guidance on what to check before going home and what to observe at home? I would also like to know about changes that require contacting the hospital rather than waiting just because they are considered common reactions, as well as how to contact them during nighttime or holidays.

 

I would also like to ask whether the guidelines for cleansing, using moisturizers, applying makeup, and resuming exercise on the same day are determined solely by a fixed timeframe, or if they are adjusted based on the actual skin condition. Please provide information regarding the records required before booking, whether the consultation and procedure can be separated, and the schedule for follow-up checkups and related costs.

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