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Hi, it's Reina. I'm thinking about getting cosmetic procedures done in Korea, and aftercare is pretty important once I get back home, right? I'm curious about how to take care of myself right after the procedure for the first few days...
Actually, while I was researching online, I realized there are all sorts of aftercare items like cooling sheet masks, silicone scar sheets, and soothing gels. But I'm not really sure what's truly necessary or what's effective 😅
So, I wanted to ask: what did people who've actually had procedures in Korea pack in their bags when they returned home? Specifically, are there any cooling or moisturizing items you bought at drugstores that were actually useful? If you have any experiences where you thought, "I'm so glad I brought this!" for in-flight care or after returning home, please share! I'd love to use it as a reference...!
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Hi Reina! I'm also considering getting a skincare treatment 😊 I wanted to ask about your experience – did the doctor give you a specific post-treatment care list? I'm currently debating whether to stock up on products beforehand or wait and buy based on the doctor's advice.
I've also had treatments done in Korea, and I experienced quite a bit of redness too 😅 Honestly, what helped me the most was finding a good moisturizer from a pharmacy because my skin was very dry after returning. Cold sheet masks also helped, but the most important things were getting enough rest and avoiding direct sunlight initially.
I was thinking the same thing! Post-vacation care is really important, and I'm hesitant about what I need to bring with me. Thanks for asking because I also want to know what experiences have genuinely helped people 😅