I have dry skin, but I get acne sometimes. Would the characteristics of Vita be right for me?
2026.11.15 10:58
My skin is naturally dry, so it gets extremely dehydrated every winter. On top of that, I occasionally get acne breakouts, so I'm always struggling to decide whether I should moisturize more thoroughly or address the breakouts first. I also have melasma that appeared after pregnancy, so I'm concerned about my skin tone as well.
I became curious after seeing the mention of "Vita" in Maypure's November announcement. I'm not sure if its features are related to acne recovery or managing dry skin texture and tone. Would it be suitable for someone like me with dry skin that occasionally gets breakouts?
I am wondering if it will cause irritation if I get it injected on the cheeks with melasma, and if I should wait until my skin calms down a bit if it flares up during the change of seasons. It would also be really helpful if you could let me know if I can wear makeup the day after my first VitaRan treatment.
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