I would like to inquire about the recommended frequency for winter skin boosters as I have dry skin.
2026.11.15 10:04
Hello. I am an office worker in my early 30s. I have always had dry skin on my cheeks and around my mouth during the winter, to the point where white flakes would appear. However, this year, the corners of my mouth and the area under my chin feel particularly tight, and my makeup looks patchy, so I am looking for a consultation. I apply a thick layer of moisturizer and keep a humidifier on, but my skin becomes rough again by morning, so I am considering changing my skincare routine.
My biggest question is about the recommended number of sessions for the winter skin booster. When I search online, I see that some people stop after just one session, while others receive multiple sessions consistently, making it difficult to determine which approach is right for my skin, which tends to be quite dry. If I were to start the winter skin booster treatment for the first time, I would like to know the basic number of sessions I should aim for, as well as whether a 2-week or 4-week interval between sessions is better.
I would also like to ask when temporary flaking or redness occurs after using a winter skin booster, and whether it is okay to receive it before year-end gatherings. Finally, knowing how long the effects of the winter skin booster last would be helpful for planning my skincare routine. Thank you for your response.
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- 02CommentsDue to the winter heating, it is really difficult to address inner dryness and rough skin texture with moisturizers alone. I consulted about the same concerns, and while regular cosmetics focus on surface hydration, skin boosters directly deliver active ingredients to the dermis layer, so there is a definite difference in relieving inner tightness and improving fine skin texture. Since it is an injection procedure, some bumps or slight redness may appear on the day, but they usually subside within 1 to 3 days, so it didn't interfere with my daily life at all!1941026.11.11
- 01CommentsIt is great that you separated your questions into walking and sweat-inducing exercises. It would be helpful to know whether I should rest more if redness persists, and to receive guidance on how to gradually increase the intensity; this would make scheduling easier.2880026.11.02
- 02CommentsIf you are experiencing internal dryness along with redness, I recommend getting an LDM treatment first to soothe your skin barrier before moving on to a skin booster. During the consultation, the director assessed the thickness of my skin and selected the perfect fit for me from either Vitaran or Rivicol.1730026.11.01
- 03CommentsI've heard that skin booster recipes vary from hospital to hospital. What is Maypure like?2712026.11.04
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