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Hi, this is Mei. I'm planning to have a minor cosmetic procedure in Korea next month, and I have a trip scheduled right afterward. I expect some swelling, but I'll be on a plane and sightseeing... How do you all manage this?
I'm especially curious about aftercare products I can buy locally, and things I should bring from Japan. Are there any cooling sheets or soothing creams that are actually useful? Also, I'd love to hear about general care methods until the swelling goes down, and any tips or tricks that you've tried that worked well.
I'm not looking for medical advice, but rather real-life experiences. Things like how long it took to return to normal life, and what precautions you took while traveling would be very reassuring. If anyone has experience with this, please comment!
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Hi Mei! I'm also thinking the same thing because I'm going to Korea next month and I want a little treatment too, hehe. I'm really curious about aftercare tips, especially when traveling. Hopefully, those who have had the experience will share their experiences here!
To Mei! I was in a similar situation, and I found that bringing gel sheets and soothing sheet masks from Japan was incredibly helpful. You can buy some things there, but it's reassuring to use familiar products. 😊 I also tried not to touch my face while traveling and to lie down as much as possible.
Hi Mei! I totally understand your worry hehe. When I went to Korea last month, I brought my favorite cooling sheet from home and also bought local ones at the convenience store there—they were all useful, so it's okay to just bring them from Japan for peace of mind. The most helpful thing for me when traveling is to remember to drink lots of water and avoid strenuous activities for the first few days. If you want to travel, choose a relaxing one and rest often. I hope the process goes smoothly! 🙏