Up to the 2nd session, a female doctor performed the procedure for me, and I liked that she was careful and thorough. I went in for the 3rd session, but they said that female doctor had moved to another hospital. I had no choice but to receive it from another doctor. A male doctor came in, and I instinctively felt something was off. I told him what had been done up to the 2nd session and the areas I was concerned about, and said things like I was worried it might be too much, but somehow he felt overly confident??? I thought it was probably just needless anxiety, just me worrying for no reason, but nope.. Human intuition seems more accurate than you’d think.. For the 1st and 2nd sessions, I barely felt any pain, but during the 3rd session the pain was so severe that I wondered if something had gone wrong. My face felt so numb and sore that I had to rub it for hours. Then I realized too late that I had massaged my face way too strongly, and I think the solution spread everywhere at that point. The conclusion is that now volume has formed just above my nasolabial folds, so the folds actually look more prominent. JuveLook also can’t be dissolved like filler. Only after receiving up to the 3rd session of JuveLook did I realize that filler was the safest procedure.. Later, I went to another specialist clinic and consulted a doctor, and they said collagen procedures all create scar-like fibrotic tissue. They said clinics do them to make money, and they personally thought filler was the safest. Since regretting it won’t reverse it, I’m actually looking into filler procedures instead. I’m trying to offset it by adding more volume to other areas. The one fortunate thing is that JuveLook’s effect is relatively natural and subtle.. I didn’t originally have a major complex about my face, so I just forget about it and live normally, but if I were someone with severe appearance-related anxiety, I probably would have been staring in the mirror all day and making a huge fuss ㅜㅜ Please don’t go to low-cost factory-style clinics.. Especially for collagen volume procedures. These are unpredictable, so you don’t know where or how much volume will build up. I think filler, which can be dissolved, lets you see the result immediately, and at least has a longer history, is the safest. Of course, even then, you still need to be careful when getting it done. I don’t know what gave me the nerve to get this kind of procedure at a franchise factory-style clinic staffed by newly graduated general practitioners… Skin-care treatments like skin boosters may be one thing, but for procedures like this, please don’t try to save money; research carefully before you go.
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