Question 1

Can I fly on the day of the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is generally fine to fly on the same day after most non-surgical procedures. Flying itself does not affect the results of the procedure or cause issues such as the migration of injected substances.

However, since the cabin environment can be very dry during long flights, we recommend staying well-hydrated and moisturizing thoroughly. We also advise against excessively touching or applying pressure to the treated area. Additionally, temporary swelling, redness, or bruising immediately after the procedure may last slightly longer than usual.

Please note that for surgeries such as thread lifts or facelifts, or certain procedures that require a recovery period, flight schedules may need to be adjusted. Therefore, please be sure to consult with our medical staff and follow their instructions.

Question 2

Can I receive Juvelook and Rejuran treatments at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is possible. Rejuran and Juvelook are frequently performed together, and because they play different roles, you can expect a synergistic effect when they are combined.

Rejuran acts on the shallow layer of the skin (upper dermis) to help repair damaged skin and improve the skin barrier and overall skin condition.

On the other hand, Juvelook is a collagen booster that induces collagen production within the dermal layer, helping to improve skin elasticity, fine wrinkles, pores, and scars.

In other words, the two treatments have different target layers and objectives, so it is perfectly safe to perform them together, allowing for both skin recovery and collagen regeneration at the same time.

However, since the appropriate dosage and treatment method may vary depending on your skin condition and concerns, we recommend proceeding with a customized plan after a thorough consultation with our medical staff.

Question 3

Is it Juvelook a dermal filler?

Accepted Answer

Many people mistakenly think that Juvelook is a dermal filler, but it is actually a collagen biostimulator skin booster, which is fundamentally different from traditional hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers. Juvelook is composed of PDLLA (Poly-D,L-Lactic Acid) and non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid, and is designed to stimulate the body's natural collagen production.

Unlike conventional dermal fillers, which create immediate volume by physically occupying space beneath the skin, Juvelook works by stimulating fibroblasts within the skin to promote the production of the patient's own collagen. As new collagen gradually forms over time, it naturally improves skin quality, elasticity, acne scars, fine lines, and overall skin texture.

In other words, the results achieved with Juvelook are not produced by the injected material creating volume, but rather by the body's own natural collagen regeneration process. This is the key distinction between Juvelook and conventional hyaluronic acid dermal fillers.

Question 4

Differences between Rejuran and Juvelook

Accepted Answer

Rejuran vs Juvelook

Rejuran

A skin booster that regenerates damaged skin using Salmon DNA (PN) components
Helps improve skin texture, fine lines, skin barrier, and elasticity
Focuses on making the skin itself healthy

Juvelook

A skin booster that promotes collagen production using PDLLA components
Helps improve hollow areas, pores, scars, fine lines, and elasticity
Focuses on natural volume and elasticity improvement

Rejuran helps regenerate damaged skin and improve skin texture, fine lines, and the skin barrier.
Juvelook promotes collagen production to help improve elasticity, pores, scars, fine lines, and natural volume.

These two procedures are complementary rather than replacements for one another.
We recommend combined treatment to many patients, as you can expect more satisfying results by regenerating the skin with Rejuran while simultaneously improving collagen production and elasticity with Juvelook.

Question 5

Does Ultherapy Prime include genuine product certification?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can verify it via the NFC tag on the device itself, and genuine tips can also be verified using the QR code.

Question 6

Would it be okay to wear a mask after the treatment? I feel a little self-conscious about the temporary bumps from the injections being visible.

Accepted Answer

Immediately after your treatment, we recommend avoiding wearing a mask whenever possible, as continuous pressure and friction from the mask may increase swelling and irritation in the treated area. It may also affect the process of the temporary bumps from the injections settling evenly.

These temporary bumps typically subside naturally within 24–48 hours, although they may last for 2–3 days depending on the individual. After general skin treatments, we recommend minimizing mask use for at least 24–48 hours. After this period, please wear a clean, loose-fitting mask that does not put pressure on the treated area.

For volume-enhancing treatments such as fillers, Juvelook Volume, or fat grafting, please avoid applying strong pressure to the treated area for approximately 1–2 weeks.

Question 7

Can I exercise after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Light exercise is fine, but we recommend avoiding intense exercise or activities that cause excessive sweating for at least one week after the procedure.

Question 8

When can I wash my face after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

After a general skin procedure, light face washing is possible on the same day. However, please avoid activities that may irritate the skin, such as using hot water, harsh cleansing, or scrubs. The timing for washing your face may vary depending on the type of procedure, so please follow the instructions provided to you.

Question 9

When can I apply makeup after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the type of procedure, but after general laser and injection treatments, we recommend avoiding makeup on the same day to minimize skin irritation and, if possible, allowing your skin to rest for about 2 to 3 days. If redness, embossing (bumps), or wounds remain on the skin, please wait until the skin has fully recovered before applying makeup.

Question 10

Can I take a shower immediately after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Light showers are permitted, but please avoid taking a long shower with hot water on the day of the procedure. We also recommend avoiding activities that significantly raise your body temperature, such as saunas, steam rooms, and half-body baths, for about one week.

Question 11

Can I go to a sauna or a Jjimjilbang (Korean steam room) after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

To minimize heat and irritation while your skin is recovering after the procedure, we recommend avoiding saunas, steam rooms, and hot half-baths for approximately one week.

Question 12

Can I drink alcohol after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Drinking alcohol dilates blood vessels and can worsen swelling, bruising, and redness, so we recommend avoiding it for at least 2 to 3 days and up to a week after the procedure. If swelling or bruising persists, please avoid alcohol for a longer period.

Question 13

Is it normal for the skin to become red after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Temporary redness may occur after laser or injection treatments. Most cases improve naturally over time, but if the redness worsens or is accompanied by severe pain, heat, or swelling, please contact the clinic.

Question 14

How long does the swelling last after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

It varies depending on the type of procedure and individual recovery speed, but mild swelling generally subsides gradually within a few days.
It may last longer depending on injection treatments or the scope of the procedure.

Question 15

When will the embossing after the injection procedure disappear?

Accepted Answer

Embossing that occurs after skin booster injections like Rejuran generally subsides naturally within 24 to 48 hours, though it may last for approximately 2 to 3 days depending on the individual.

Question 16

Can bruising occur after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bruising may occur after injection procedures as the needle can irritate small blood vessels. Most bruises will naturally fade over time, though they may persist for about 1 to 2 weeks depending on the individual.

Question 17

Can I apply sunscreen after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sun protection is especially crucial after laser treatments. If there are no open wounds on the skin, please use a gentle, low-irritant sunscreen and apply it thoroughly before going outside. For areas with wounds, such as those from CO2 laser treatments or mole removals, please follow the dressing instructions provided by the clinic rather than applying sunscreen directly to the affected area.

Question 18

Can I use facial packs or mask packs after the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Since the skin may be sensitive immediately after the procedure, we do not recommend using it right away. For general skin treatments, we recommend using low-irritation, hydration-focused mask packs starting approximately 3 days after the procedure.

Question 19

Can I visit with makeup on before my procedure?

Accepted Answer

We recommend visiting without makeup if possible. Since makeup must be removed before the procedure, arriving without makeup allows for a faster and smoother preparation process.