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My skin tone is uneven every change of season, so
I decided to get some proper toning this time and looked into a dermatology clinic near Magok Station.
Since my skin tends to get dull easily,
I apply tone-up cream twice before going out... ㅠㅠㅠ
When I went for a consultation, I found out about a "Director's Pick" laser.
The director examined my skin texture and said that they adjust the type and intensity of the laser slightly each day. So cool...
Since I tend to be a bit sensitive, I started with a low intensity and gradually increased it.
I received various treatments, including Pico Toning and Genesis Toning.
Afterward, I was just slightly red,
and it started to subside that same evening, so by the next day, it wasn't noticeable at all.
Now that I've had my second session,
my skin base definitely feels smoother when I apply makeup,
and my complexion looks different even if I apply less tone-up cream haha.
And what I really liked was that they sent me text messages in advance to remind me of the treatment schedule,
which was really convenient for someone like me who tends to forget and put things off.
For those of you looking for a dermatology clinic near Magok Station,
I recommend going to a place that takes care of your treatment schedule as well.
I've already booked my next session~
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I'm also looking for a dermatology clinic near Magok Station for toning. Where is this place?
I understand! Skin tone really does become uneven during seasonal changes 😭 That doctor's customized approach sounds amazing. It's reassuring that they can adjust the intensity specifically because you have sensitive skin, and I was thinking about something similar, so this is helpful! How long have the effects lasted for you?
Wow, your tone-up cream trick is brilliant! I also struggle with dull skin that changes with the seasons, so I'll be following your step-by-step guide. Thanks for sharing! 💕
Wow, your experience sounds really great! I'm also someone whose skin tends to get dull, especially during seasonal changes, so your sharing makes me want to try it too. The approach of adjusting the intensity based on skin condition each time sounds very professional and feels safer.