I am curious about the effects of Celle Diem. Does it help with rough skin texture?

Starting next month, the schedule for in-person meetings is set to increase. Since I usually spend a long time in front of a monitor and the indoor environment tends to be dry, my skin feels tight and dry after washing it. Recently, the texture of my cheeks has also felt rough, so I am looking for ways to manage it in advance.

I have read the guidelines regarding Celdiem, but I am not sure what criteria are used to determine suitability in actual clinical practice. The first thing I would like to confirm is the time required. If I undergo the Celdiem procedure, how much time should I allocate in total, including consultation, anesthesia preparation, the actual procedure, and recovery monitoring? I am wondering if it would be unreasonable to utilize my lunch break.

Next, I would like to know which aspect of skin texture, internal dryness, or elasticity the effects of Celle Diem focus on. Since skin thickness and the causes of dryness vary from person to person, I would also like to know how these are distinguished during the consultation process. I am more interested in smoothing out the rough-looking surface rather than changing the shape of my face.

Finally, I would like to ask about the timing of the onset and duration of the effects of Celle Diem, as these vary depending on specific conditions. I would also like to confirm if there are any restrictions on washing my face or exercising immediately after the procedure.

If you have experienced a consultation or treatment at Celle Diem, please let us know of any points that may be helpful for scheduling.

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    모니터 앞에 오래 있으면 속당김 심해지는 거 정말 공감합니다. 점심시간 활용 가능한지는 마취 시간까지 포함해서 상담 때 꼭 물어보시면 좋을 것 같아요.

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