I'm wondering if it's better to stick to just one type of skin booster when I first get one, or if it's okay to combine it with other treatments.
2026.11.08 10:19
I'm looking into skin care consultations, and I've noticed that quite a few people get multiple treatments done at once.
Since this is my first time using a skin booster, I really want to try just one first and see how my skin reacts, rather than trying a little bit of everything at once.
That way, even if there are improvements, I think I'll be able to tell if it's because of the skin booster or other treatments haha.
However, I am also concerned because there might be cases where managing them together, depending on the skin condition, is more efficient than receiving them separately.
Do people who are using a skin booster for the first time usually start with it alone?
I'm worried that my skin might react sensitively, so I feel a bit overwhelmed doing a lot of things from the very first day.
When I have the consultation, if I mention that it is my first time and I would like to start with the bare minimum, you will explain it to me based on my current condition, right?
Above all, I want to see how my skin reacts to the skin booster itself.
I find it most comfortable to wait a few weeks after the first treatment and then consider other treatments or the next session if I am satisfied.
On the other hand, I think there might be some people who tried it together from the beginning and were satisfied.
Please share your experience regarding whether you received the skin booster alone or in combination with other treatments when you first started.
I'm also curious how you would start if you were to go back to the beginning :)
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