Is the skin booster treatment time short enough to be received during lunchtime?
For me, when starting skincare, time is just as important as the results haha. Since I work, I often have plans after work and family schedules on weekends, so if possible, I’d like to make a little time on a weekday to get treatments.
How long does a skin booster treatment usually take?
I don't think the injection itself takes long, but I've also seen comments saying that it takes quite a while overall because of the waiting time after applying the anesthetic cream.
Since we have to start with a consultation on the first visit, it's best to allow plenty of time, but I'm also curious if the skin booster treatments finish a bit faster starting from the second session.
I think it might be a bit difficult for me to go during my lunch break to get it done and come straight back to the office haha. Since the embossing or redness might be visible right away, would it be better to do it after work instead?
I would like to know if I should expect the skin booster procedure to take more than an hour if anesthesia and soothing care are included.
The time required may also vary depending on the type of product or the procedure method.
I am also wondering if I go home immediately after the procedure, or if there is a waiting period for my skin to calm down.
Since it's my first time, I want to schedule a relaxed day without any commitments and start making patterns from the second session onwards haha.
For those of you who have consistently received skin boosters while working, what time slot did you usually book your appointment?
I'm curious if you weren't too tired even after receiving it after work.
If the skin booster treatment time is shorter than expected, I think it would be much easier to manage my skin consistently :)
Those of you who have experience, please let me know how long it actually took from the first consultation to the completion.
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- 01CommentsI'm glad to see that the concerns you shared with Celle Diem are similar to mine. If you are concerned about both elasticity and skin texture, I suggest deciding during your consultation which aspect you want to prioritize based on your current skin condition. If you work, be sure to ask how long swelling or redness typically lasts, and how many sessions are required to evaluate the results!200026.10.22
- 02CommentsI was also curious about the Revicol treatment. I heard that the specific effects differ depending on whether it affects skin texture or hydration, so I plan to ask about that during the consultation!200026.10.22
- 03CommentsIt must be really frustrating if your skin still feels tight even after applying cream. Instead of deciding on the number of sessions right away, try asking them to look into why your skin is sensitive right now. Also, be sure to ask about bruises or marks before scheduling an appointment.210026.10.22
- 01CommentsIt would be helpful for the consultation if you specifically identified your concerns as fine lines, enlarged pores, and pitted marks. Rather than determining suitability based solely on age or skin thickness, please have your current skin condition and specific goals for each area examined first. It would be easier to make a decision if you could mention in advance any areas where you do not wish to see volume changes, and if you could also receive guidance on the injection method, expected reactions, and the criteria for contacting us if adverse reactions, such as nodules, are suspected.580026.10.21
- 02CommentsIt is good that you are trying to verify the purpose and suitability first, rather than deciding based solely on the product name. During the consultation, please ask for a detailed explanation of the exact product name, ingredients, injection method, and actual amount to be used. When comparing quotes, compare whether the area and usage are under the same conditions, and ask whether costs for anesthesia, sedation care, VAT, and follow-up monitoring are included; this will make it easier to understand the total cost.320026.10.21
- 03CommentsIt is good that you are distinguishing between dryness, changes in skin texture, and the number of sessions required. During the consultation, confirm whether moisturizing care is needed first and identify the goals for each product. Also, ask what items will be evaluated after the first treatment and when to determine the interval for future sessions. Since the duration of swelling and bruising varies from person to person, inform them of your scheduled appointment in advance. It would also be helpful to receive separate guidance on expected reactions and the criteria for changes requiring further treatment to make planning easier.510026.10.21
- 01CommentsIt would be really helpful to have before and after photos for reference. I especially want to see how it has settled after 2-3 weeks, rather than immediately afterward. I'm also curious if it's the type that improves over time or if there is an immediate difference.630026.09.06
- 02CommentsIt would be helpful for the consultation if you specifically identified your concerns as fine lines, enlarged pores, and pitted marks. Rather than determining suitability based solely on age or skin thickness, please have your current skin condition and specific goals for each area examined first. It would be easier to make a decision if you could mention in advance any areas where you do not wish to see volume changes, and if you could also receive guidance on the injection method, expected reactions, and the criteria for contacting us if adverse reactions, such as nodules, are suspected.580026.10.21
- 03CommentsI understand you must be very concerned about your skin drying out quickly even after applying moisturizer. Since I have not yet experienced the procedure myself, it is difficult for me to comment on satisfaction levels. However, I would like to discuss whether your skin is sensitive and how to moisturize during recovery. I would also appreciate it if you could receive a thorough explanation regarding potential pain and reactions to watch out for.370026.10.08
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