Effectiveness and duration of improvement in internal dryness by type of skin booster treatment?

As the seasons change, I have become increasingly concerned because not only is the surface of my skin dry, but deep internal dryness has also worsened, and my skin feels rough overall. I feel that relying solely on home care essences or moisturizing creams has reached its limits, so I am seriously considering a skin booster treatment that directly supplies nutrients to the dermis layer.

After looking into the types of skin boosters offered by Maypure, I noticed that their expected roles—such as hydration, skin regeneration, and fine wrinkle improvement—vary slightly depending on their ingredients and principles. Since my skin is somewhat thin and sensitive, I am posting this to determine which treatment would be the most stable and provide the most definite results for my skin condition.

First, I would like to know how many days after the procedure the actual relief from internal dryness becomes noticeable when the skin booster is injected. I would also like to know if there is a significant difference in drug penetration rate or texture improvement effects depending on whether manual injection or machine injection is used.

I would also like to ask if sufficient hydration and texture refinement can be felt with just a single treatment, or if regular sessions of at least three are typically required to maintain long-term effects. I am also curious whether the embossing marks or bruising that occur immediately after the procedure are mild enough not to interfere with daily life.

If any members have consulted with Maypure regarding the Skin Booster treatment or have personally received the service, I would be grateful if you could honestly share the specific effects and tips. Thank you for reading this long post.

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