First of all, I knew I had facial asymmetry from my late teens. It probably developed because my posture was really bad from studying and all that. At that time, I couldn’t really do anything about the bones, so I sighed and thought I’d just have to live with it. But 1 year ago, I saw an ad on Facebook about facial asymmetry correction and got tempted into doing it... The price was over the 1 million won range, and the place where I got corrected was Han*reum Korean Medicine Clinic in Hyehwa.
Skipping everything and giving the conclusion first, if you ask whether it was worth that much money, no, it was not. I don’t have trust in Korean medicine or acupuncture, and among the treatments I got there, there were few benefits from the acupuncture. Basically, I think posture correction and changing lifestyle habits take up the largest part. Things like thread embedding treatment just help a bit...
As for the side effects I experienced, my skin trouble got insanely worse? I didn’t know at the time, but now that I think back and calculate it, no matter how I look at it, that’s the only cause. At the time, I wondered if it was because of fine dust, stress, or lack of sleep, but honestly, when I put together both the timing and the cause, that’s the only remaining cause. People at school asked why my skin had become like this...ㅜ
Anyway, what I recommend is that if you’re going to get correction at a place like a Korean medicine clinic, try 1-3 sessions, get a consultation, and just try to fix your lifestyle habits. If after 1-3 sessions your skin doesn’t seem to go completely bad, you can get more. That’s up to whoever reads this post!
I wrote this hoping there won’t be any more victims of skin trouble. If anyone has had a similar experience to me, please let me know in the comments..ㅎ Even after 1 year, my skin still has not recovered.