Aftercare Instructions

After the procedure, you may experience redness, stinging, swelling, skin tightness, flaking, or increased sebum production.

Tiny scabs may form on the surface of the skin. Do not rub, scratch, or pick at them. Allow them to fall off naturally.

Apply moisturizer and sunscreen frequently after the procedure.

For 1–2 weeks after the procedure, avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, steam rooms, scrubs, and strenuous exercise that causes excessive sweating.

If you experience any discomfort after the laser treatment, please contact the clinic at any time.

After the procedure, needle marks, bruising, swelling, or temporary skin bumps may occur. These symptoms generally improve naturally within 1–4 weeks, depending on the individual.

Apply moisturizer and sunscreen frequently after the procedure.

For 1–2 weeks after the procedure, avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, steam rooms, scrubs, and strenuous exercise that causes excessive sweating.

Please follow the 5-5-5 massage routine for one month after the procedure.

After the procedure, replace the DuoDERM dressing at least once a day and keep the treated area covered with the dressing every day for 2 weeks.

If you cannot use DuoDERM due to an adhesive allergy, apply the prescribed antibiotic ointment and sunscreen carefully to the treated area for 2 weeks. After 2 weeks, begin applying the prescribed healing ointment.

Apply moisturizer and sunscreen frequently after the procedure.

If you experience any discomfort after the laser procedure, please contact the clinic at any time.

Apply moisturizer and sunscreen frequently after the procedure.

If scabs form over the treated pigmented areas, do not pick or remove them. Allow them to fall off naturally.

You may wash your face, apply makeup, and resume your daily activities immediately after the procedure. However, avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, steam rooms, and strenuous exercise for approximately 2 weeks.

Redness or temporary changes in pigmentation may occur in the treated area.

After the procedure, bruising, needle marks, swelling, or a sensation of warmth may occur. These symptoms usually subside within 1–2 weeks.

Dizziness or nausea may occur after the procedure.

You may wash your face, apply makeup, and resume normal daily activities immediately. However, please avoid saunas, hot baths, and strenuous exercise for approximately 2 weeks.

This injection contains a small amount of steroid, which may cause irregular vaginal bleeding or spotting.

A sensation of warmth may occur after the procedure and usually subsides within 3–5 days.

You may wash your face and shower after the procedure. However, avoid using scrubs or peeling products, and refrain from saunas, hot baths, and exercises that cause excessive sweating for 1 week.

Apply moisturizer and sunscreen frequently after the procedure.

You may wash your face, apply makeup, and resume normal daily activities immediately. However, avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, hot baths, and strenuous exercise for approximately 2 weeks.

Pain, discomfort, and swelling after the procedure are normal reactions and usually subside within 1–2 weeks.

Please avoid lymphatic massages and all home-care beauty devices for 4 weeks after the procedure.

On the day of the procedure, gently wash your face with lukewarm water.

Apply moisturizer and sunscreen regularly after the procedure.

You may wash your face, apply makeup, and resume daily activities immediately. However, please avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, hot baths, and strenuous exercise for approximately 2 weeks.

Temporary mild redness and swelling may occur after the procedure and usually subside gradually within 1–2 weeks.

Please avoid lymphatic massages and all home-care beauty devices for 1 month after the procedure.

You may wash your face, apply makeup, and resume daily activities immediately. However, please avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, hot baths, and strenuous exercise for approximately 2 weeks.

The results of the lifting procedure may vary depending on the individual’s skin elasticity, and repeated treatments may provide more noticeable results.

Apply moisturizer and sunscreen regularly after the procedure.

Your skin may feel tight or dry for a few days after the procedure. Please pay extra attention to hydration and moisturization.

Bruising may occur at the treatment site. Injection marks usually disappear within 1–2 days, while bruising typically resolves naturally within 1–2 weeks.

You may wash your face and apply makeup 2 hours after the procedure.

The effects of wrinkle Botox usually become noticeable after 1–2 weeks, while the effects of jawline or salivary gland Botox generally appear after 3–4 weeks.

The effects of wrinkle Botox gradually begin to appear 5–7 days after the procedure. After Botox treatment on the forehead, between the eyebrows, or around the eyes, temporary eyebrow asymmetry, a heavy sensation, or drooping of the eyelids may occur. Most symptoms resolve naturally.

For treatments that reduce muscle volume, such as jawline, calf, or trapezius Botox, the effects usually begin to appear gradually after approximately 4 weeks.

Please avoid saunas, hot baths, and strenuous exercise that causes excessive sweating for 3 days after the procedure.

Treatment intervals may vary by individual. Wrinkle Botox is generally recommended every 4–5 months, while jawline, calf, trapezius, and salivary gland Botox are generally recommended every 6 months.

Bruising may occur at the treatment site. Injection marks usually disappear within 1–2 days, while bruising typically resolves naturally within 1–2 weeks.

You may wash your face and apply makeup 2 hours after the procedure.

The effects of wrinkle Botox usually become noticeable after 1–2 weeks, while the effects of jawline or salivary gland Botox generally appear after 3–4 weeks.

The effects of wrinkle Botox gradually begin to appear 5–7 days after the procedure. After Botox treatment on the forehead, between the eyebrows, or around the eyes, temporary eyebrow asymmetry, a heavy sensation, or drooping of the eyelids may occur. Most symptoms resolve naturally.

For treatments that reduce muscle volume, such as jawline, calf, or trapezius Botox, the effects usually begin to appear gradually after approximately 4 weeks.

Please avoid saunas, hot baths, and strenuous exercise that causes excessive sweating for 3 days after the procedure.

Treatment intervals may vary by individual. Wrinkle Botox is generally recommended every 4–5 months, while jawline, calf, trapezius, and salivary gland Botox are generally recommended every 6 months.

Swelling and redness may occur after the procedure. Please take the prescribed medication as directed and apply a cold compress regularly to help relieve these symptoms.

Apply the cream provided by the clinic to the treated area twice daily, in the morning and evening.

Scabs may form on the treated area. Do not pick or remove them; allow them to fall off naturally and minimize irritation to the area.

Please avoid smoking, alcohol, saunas, hot baths, and exercise that causes excessive sweating for approximately 1 week after the procedure.

Changes in skin color or texture may occur after the procedure.

Always apply sunscreen before going outdoors.

Repeat treatment may be required at intervals of 1–2 months. The treatment interval may vary by individual and will be determined after consultation.

Depending on your skin condition, temporary symptoms such as redness, a sensation of heat, dryness, tightness, stinging, or pain may occur. Most symptoms improve within 1 week after the procedure; however, recovery time may vary depending on the individual’s skin condition.

Apply a sufficient amount of moisturizer to prevent your skin from becoming dry.

Flaking or peeling may occur after the procedure. Do not forcibly peel or rub the skin; allow it to shed naturally.

Apply sunscreen thoroughly before going outdoors and avoid prolonged outdoor activities whenever possible. UV exposure may cause pigmentation.

For 1 week, avoid activities that may irritate the skin, including strenuous exercise, saunas, hot baths, facial or lymphatic massages, scrubs, alcohol, and smoking.

If you experience a sensation of heat, applying a cold pack wrapped in a towel for approximately 5–10 minutes may help relieve the discomfort.

Your skin may become sensitive after the procedure. For 1 week, avoid irritating skincare products, including scrubs, peeling products, retinol, high-concentration vitamin C, and products containing AHA or BHA.

Even if you experience discomfort, do not scratch or touch the treated area. If abnormal symptoms such as blisters, severe pain, or oozing occur, or if symptoms persist, please contact the clinic or visit us for medical evaluation.

Temporary redness and mild crusting may occur after the procedure, and blisters may rarely form in small areas.

For at least 1–2 weeks after the procedure, avoid alcohol, saunas, steam rooms, and intense exercise that causes heavy sweating or heat sensation.

Please avoid lymphatic massage and all home care devices for 2 weeks after the procedure.

Be careful not to apply strong stimulation when washing your face, and scrubs/peeling products may be used after 7–10 days.

Please be sure to apply sunscreen when going outdoors.

The warmth inside the skin after the procedure helps induce collagen regeneration, so please allow it to remain for 1–2 days.

On the day of the procedure, wash your face gently with lukewarm water; makeup may be applied starting the next day.

The effects of lifting treatments vary by individual skin elasticity, and repeated treatments can provide greater results.

On the evening of the procedure, gently wash your face with lukewarm water.

You may feel mild discomfort such as skin tightness for a few days after the procedure, but this will naturally fade over time.

Please avoid makeup immediately after the procedure; you may resume your normal makeup routine the next day.

Redness may last for about 2–3 hours after the procedure, and swelling or itching may rarely occur for 2–3 days.

To prevent dryness at the treatment site, apply moisturizer and recovery cream frequently.

Please always apply sunscreen thoroughly after the procedure.

Avoid alcohol, smoking, and saunas for about 1 week after the procedure.

Please drink as much water as possible for 3–4 days after the procedure.

Bruising, swelling, warmth, and pain may occur after the procedure but will gradually subside within 1–3 days.

Light washing, showering, and makeup are possible 3–4 hours after the procedure.

Please remove the applied Duoderm (recovery tape) after 2–3 days.

Avoid using scrubs/peeling products for 1–2 weeks.

Avoid rubbing or applying pressure to the treatment area (massage/lymphatic drainage) for 1 week.

Avoid intense exercise, steam rooms, saunas, alcohol, and smoking for 1 week after the procedure.

Please be sure to apply recovery cream, moisturizer, and sunscreen for skin regeneration, hydration, and protection.

Please take your prescribed medication as directed for 2–3 days after the procedure.

Scabbing may occur during the healing process.

After the scab falls off or the recovery bandage is removed, apply recovery cream or the prescribed ointment for at least 1–2 weeks.

Please be sure to apply sunscreen when going outdoors.

Washing your face, applying makeup, and other daily activities are possible right after the procedure, but please avoid saunas, steam rooms, and intense exercise for about a week.

Erythema or pigmentation may occur at the treatment site.

Redness or slight bumps may appear at the injection site immediately after the procedure, and most will naturally improve within 2–3 days.

The degree and duration of bruising (approximately 3 days to 2 weeks) may vary depending on the injection method.

You may temporarily feel skin tightness after the procedure; apply recovery cream/moisturizer frequently.

Avoid alcohol, saunas, steam rooms, scrubs/peeling products, and strenuous exercise for 1 week.

Small, acne-like bumps may appear after the procedure; this is part of the skin's renewal process and will gradually subside.

Please be sure to apply sunscreen when going outdoors.

Allergic reactions may rarely occur; the skin will return to normal after a period of time with concurrent medical treatment.