It hasn’t even been a week yet, so I don’t have much to say about the effect, and I don’t know if it’s just in my head, but when I tap my face while trying to put on makeup and look at it, there is a feeling that the skin has become firm and adheres tightly. So to sum it up, there are slight changes I feel internally, but nothing very visible externally yet! 1. Anesthesia At the place where I received the procedure, there were several anesthesia methods. -Cream anesthesia: This is basic, so I think everyone knows it. -Simple? anesthesia (the medication is a little different, so you fall into light sleep) -Breathing anesthesia (not sleep anesthesia, but they say pain feels reduced) -Sleep anesthesia I chose sleep anesthesia because I wanted to sleep through it without thinking about anything. I hadn’t had sleep anesthesia recently either, and I thought maybe I couldn’t because I had nail polish on, but they said I didn’t have to remove my nails here even if I had them done, so I chose sleep anesthesia without hesitation! 2. Symptoms after the procedure -After waking up, I was curious, so I looked in the mirror in the private room, and my face was pretty red. A skin-care therapist came in and applied a sheet mask for me, and the feeling of heat went down afterward, but the facial redness still remained a bit. -Because I had it under sleep anesthesia, I received a gift bag at the desk that included porridge and water, and when I felt embarrassed because my face was red, they gave me a mask haha -At home, I did one more sheet mask before sleeping, and I’m currently applying one additional moisturizing cosmetic product.
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