Regarding anesthetic cream before skin booster, what should I mention in advance if I have sensitive skin?

Planned branch to visit: Maypure City Hall Station

While researching skin boosters, I have come across many descriptions regarding the products and injection methods, but I became curious about what to check regarding the anesthetic cream applied before the procedure. I would also like to know how the preparation process to reduce pain is conducted before choosing the procedure itself. I would like to ask if the application area and waiting time are the same for everyone, or if they vary depending on skin condition and the treatment area.

What information should I share in advance, especially for those who have experienced stinging or redness after applying cosmetics? Simply stating that my skin is sensitive doesn't seem sufficient. I am wondering if I need to provide specific details, such as which products were used, what the reaction was like shortly after application, and how long the reaction lasted. Would it be helpful to prepare the product name or a photo if possible?

I would like to know if verification of the anesthetic cream and the products actually used in the procedure are conducted separately. I do not think that just because one step went well, the rest of the process is safe as well. If necessary, I would like an explanation as to if there are any additional verification methods available, or if there are aspects that remain unknown even after verification. Rather than worrying vaguely, I would like to know what information I can provide to help you make an informed decision.

I am also wondering at what point I should report any discomfort I feel while waiting after application. Rather than just dismissing it as a normal sensation, I think it would be better to explain what feels off, so I would like to know what guidance I will receive during the consultation. I would also like to ask if the preparation process is the same even when treating only a part of the face instead of the entire face.

I would also like to confirm with the hospital beforehand if it is appropriate to apply products or take medication at home separately because I am worried about pain. Please summarize any essential information I need to share regarding my usual medications or previous anesthesia experiences. I feel that simply preparing a lot isn't necessarily the best approach; I need to follow the instructions carefully. As I was creating this list of questions before booking, I realized that the pre-procedure process is more important than I thought, haha.

If I receive a consultation at City Hall Station, I would like to learn about the skin booster selection, the anesthesia process, how to report any discomfort, and the criteria for rescheduling based on my skin condition on the day of the procedure. I am also wondering if it is acceptable to schedule the treatment date after confirming the preparations following the consultation. Rather than simply comparing pain levels, I want to understand what preparations are necessary for my condition before making a decision.