When consulting about laser toning for the removal of melasma or blemishes, I often get asked why the treatment needs to be divided into multiple sessions.
It is natural to feel that visiting clinic multiple times amidst a busy daily life is a hassle.
However, there is a clear reason for proceeding with pigmentation treatment in separate sessions.
"When I lower my head, the area under my chin keeps looking saggy." "Compared to old photos, it feels like my face has dropped." The number of people bringing up these kinds of comments in the clinic has increased significantly starting from their late 30s.
Although it is not a change visible at a glance like wrinkles, the gradual blurring of facial contours can be a sign that the elasticity supporting the skin is weakening.
So today, we will take a step-by-step look at everything from the reasons why facial contours sag to how the high-frequency lifting Oligio X can be helpful.
"My breakouts have subsided, but the pitted marks on my cheeks remain." "My pores look bigger, so they are hard to cover even with makeup." There are people who say that even though their acne has finally calmed down, they feel uneasy when they look in the mirror.
It is common for scars and enlarged pores to remain together in the place where acne has passed.
Today, as one way to manage these concerns, I would like to talk about the New Capri Laser's Galaxy Mode.
"My face feels so tight after washing it." "Even when I reapply cream, dead skin cells flake off and my makeup keeps caking." The hot summer has passed, and these days, quite chilly winds are blowing in the mornings and evenings.
Around this time of year, many people mention concerns such as dryness and tightness in the clinic.
If you feel that your skin texture isn't what it used to be, it might be time to examine not only the surface moisture but also the skin's internal structure.
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