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Hello! I'm coming back in a few weeks after a careful heat treatment, and I'm really disappointed. I'm thinking of packing a finishing kit with a cooling mask, silicone scar sheets, and a soothing gel – anything to help things go smoothly, right? What are your thoughts on this?
What did you use after your fillers in Mongolia? Is everything available at the pharmacy, or should I order it from the website? I've heard that the last few days are crucial. What brands or types did you find that gave you a nice glow? Thank you!
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Good work today! I have a question: are the first few days after a treatment really that crucial for cooling? I'm considering a similar situation myself, so I'm curious about how much of an effect you actually felt.
I understand how you feel! I was thinking about a similar situation, and it seems like those last few days are really important. It might be a good idea to start by trying things you can easily find at the drugstore, like cooling sheets or moisturizing gels. I've heard it's better to choose simple products that are gentle on the skin, rather than focusing on specific brands.
I totally get that! I also heard that the few days after a treatment are super important, so I looked around at drugstores, but honestly, I wasn't sure which ones actually worked 😅 You can buy cooling sheets and moisturizing gels at pharmacies, but there might be more options online.
I agree with you here! During the initial lockdown period, I only used simple things like a cool pack and basic cream from the pharmacy, and drank a lot of water. Honestly, consistent care is more important than finding expensive products. Try to see what your skin truly needs and start with simple things.
I can totally relate to how you're feeling! I was also eager to buy all sorts of products in the first few days after my procedure, feeling like it would be a waste if I didn't use anything. But honestly, I later found out that some things are available at pharmacies, so you don't necessarily have to buy them online. You could ask your doctor or nurse what the focus of your care should be in the final days, so you can make more targeted purchases.