<Photo one day after the procedure><Current photo>I visited to receive laser treatment because I was really bothered by the lesions around my eyes, not knowing whether they were milia or flat warts, and I had heard that they kept spreading. I met the director and manager and heard how the procedure would be done. There was a per-lesion price, but since they were distributed across my entire face, I proceeded with the Remove Everything package. They applied anesthetic cream, and about 10 minutes later they cauterized them with a laser. In between, they checked with a mirror and asked whether there were any areas that needed more treatment. After finishing, they also provided calming care and applied regenerative bandages like Medifoam. They told me to visit a week later to check the progress, and told me not to remove the regenerative bandages as much as possible. But because I had to wash my face and apply sunscreen, they came off easily, so I bought Medifoam in the middle and reapplied it. They prescribed lavender cream and Esroban, and I applied the lavender for 2-3 days, then kept applying Esroban afterward. They weren’t completely eradicated, and there are still traces, but many of the lighter ones disappeared, and they don’t seem to be progressing anymore. I heard that the longer you leave them, the deeper the core becomes, so it’s best to visit as quickly as possible. And if you’re going to get it done, I think it’s better to do it in winter. It’s a bit inconvenient because you have to apply sunscreen every time you go out.
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This review is for a procedure that pursues a natural look.