The stretch marks I got in middle school were extremely severe. My skin is on the darker side, and on my calves there were cracked-looking marks larger than the palm of my hand, to the point that anyone would think they were pretty severe.
I had heard there was no treatment for this, so I gave up and just lived with it. Then I heard it could be treated with Mirajet, so last year I asked at a dermatology clinic in Dongdaemun that does Mirajet, but they said there would be no treatment effect, so I gave up.
Then I happened to learn about Symphony through a search and went for a consultation. But I really didn't like that the director didn't do the consultation at all and the consultation manager did it. (Aren't places where only the manager does the consultation ones you should avoid… A manager with no medical knowledge chooses all the procedures the patient should get. The doctor just does the procedures the consultation manager decided on.)
The price range is also quite high. For Mirajet on my calves and facial scars, the estimate came out to over 3 million won. A price that rivals most surgery costs. Especially for stretch marks, they price it based on an area the size of a palm. I don't remember how much it was, but anyway it was expensive. It felt a bit uncomfortable that all the procedures were decided right away without a doctor's consultation.
They numb with a cream, and adding nitrous oxide anesthesia was 100,000 won, so I thought about it and just did it.
With nitrous oxide anesthesia, your mind gets hazy and everything spins in front of your eyes, but even with nitrous oxide anesthesia, it was quite painful. If I hadn't done it, it would have been bad….
If it hurts during the procedure, of course it's hard, and because of the patient's reaction, I think the doctor also can't calmly focus on the procedure. The treatment intensity would naturally get weaker too. So if they recommend additional anesthesia, I recommend definitely doing it.
Right after the procedure, my face felt like it had been hit with injection marks, and my calves had red marks like they had been finely cut with a razor.
The red marks on the calves last about a month, and as they disappear, the stretch marks disappear!!!!!!!!!!
They really disappeared like magic. At first glance, the stretch marks aren't visible, and if you look closely, a little remains behind the knee. If I did one more treatment, I think they'd be completely gone, but it's to the point that I don't really need to. It doesn't bother me.
My husband, who had been grumbling that the treatment cost was more expensive than expected and asking if I really needed to do it, was wide-eyed and amazed.
For my face, after the procedure I didn't feel at all what had improved. But for stretch marks, I really highly recommend it.
Even with the same machine, the technique differs, so I think you need to go somewhere good to see results.
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