2026.06.28 · Views 4,007
Hi everyone! I'm planning to go to Korea next month for some treatments, and I'm confused about aftercare. I know clinics usually provide products, but I want to bring some of my own from home for backup and safety.
I'm thinking about cooling masks, silicone scar sheets, and soothing gel—are they worth bringing from here, or is it better to buy them directly in Korea? I'm worried it might be difficult to find the right ones if an emergency arises. Does anyone have experience bringing their own aftercare supplies?
Also, can anyone recommend gentle products that are safe for sensitive skin? I often find my skin a bit reactive, so I want to be careful in my choices. Thanks so much in advance, really! 💕
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I'm also preparing for a trip next month and thinking exactly the same thing as you! I was planning to bring some soothing products from home because my skin is quite sensitive, but it seems the hospital will provide what's necessary, so maybe I should just bring a little for peace of mind.
Hi sister! I also have sensitive skin. I was wondering if you've ever bought skincare products in Korea before? I heard there's a huge selection there, but I'm worried about whether they might cause problems for sensitive skin?