My forehead skin texture looks rough. Would a skin booster help?
2026.11.06 16:09
I have recently become interested in treatments to improve skin texture, so I would like to inquire about skin boosters.
When I took a picture, I noticed that the skin texture on my forehead was less even than I expected, with areas that looked like small bumps.
I usually didn't pay much attention to it, but when I look closely, the surface of my skin doesn't seem smooth, so I'm looking into ways to take care of it.
There are so many different types of skin boosters that I don't know which one to choose among procedures like Rejuran or Juvelook.
If the goal is to improve skin texture, I am curious about the differences between them, and I would like to know if they are helpful even if I am also concerned about enlarged pores.
I also heard that skin boosters are administered via injection and can be painful, so I am wondering if it would be bearable if I applied anesthetic cream.
I would also like to consult about how long the embossing or redness lasts after the procedure, and how many sessions are typically required to expect changes.
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