I guess skin is genetic. After MiXto..

Because I used to squeeze tiny acne-like bumps with my hands so much, I really hated the acne-scar-like marks around my cheeks beside my nose where the pores seemed to have gotten a bit enlarged, so while I was considering dermatology treatment, I saw MiXto reviews in a community and was moved to get it... I think I paid 1.8 million won for a package of 3 sessions, or was it 2 million won.. I was so desperate that at the time I think I paid that kind of money expecting a big effect... Now my hands shake even over 10,000 won..? haha But after the first session, first of all, the pain was bearable The peeling for about a week was manageable too, and after the regenerative treatment, my face looked a tone brighter, so I thought, "Oh! This is it" But although my skin tone became brighter, I had to say there was almost no effect on the pores Thinking that I shouldn't expect to be full after the first spoonful, I kept going for the remaining 2nd and 3rd sessions, scheduling them with intervals and making the effort to visit the clinic, but... In conclusion, any kind of dermabrasion or peeling procedure for pores is not only extremely difficult to see results from, and although for a short while you may feel your skin has gotten a bit better, it is not a proper solution for the skin's intrinsic condition... If you have high expectations for pores, please do not hope for results from MiXto or other dermabrasion procedures. Maybe I should have done my eyes with that money instead.. lol Belated regret... So afterward, when I sometimes see MiXto reviews and things like that, I also felt like my skin improved even just by applying sunscreen... but, well After a few months, it always returns to your original skin.. You might say, how much could I have expected from 3 sessions? But when I think about it again, I also wonder how many sessions on earth it would take for pores to shrink. I think it would be over 10 times They are definitely not large pores that others would call orange-peel skin, but I dream of porcelain skin lol They're not very large pores, just slightly bothersome because foundation settles into them when I do makeup.. After a few months, that saying becomes reality. Whether they smoke or pour alcohol down their throat, people with good skin have good skin; the truth is that skin is genetic... It makes me sad lol When I see reviews being posted, I get confused whether MiXto really has great effects, or whether I'm the only one who didn't see results... haha Or whether many people are posting reviews because of the writing on the clinic mirror saying that if you post a review, you could win 1 free treatment... Among the people posting reviews, I also want to see reviews from a few months later~ If there are people who, unlike me, had major effects, then once again... I probably won't be able to stop my steps heading to get MiXto, right? I'm so fickle... lol If I visit later and someone from the clinic reads this, I'm scared they might feel offended and perhaps make it extremely painful-_ They wouldn't do that, right.. haha