Aftercare: Skin Boosters & Contouring Injections

Small bumps at the injection points are normal and disappear within a few days.

Swelling and bruising can occur right after treatment. Swelling goes down within 8–24 hours; bruising can last 1–2 weeks depending on the person.

Bruising, swelling, itching, redness, warmth, or an inflammatory reaction to a specific allergy can occur and settle within a few days. If symptoms haven't improved after a week, contact us and we'll advise you promptly.

If you were very tense during the procedure, you may feel dizzy, chilled, or nauseous for 1–2 hours afterwards.

You can wash your face and wear light makeup after 1–2 hours, but waiting until the next day is better. Don't rub or pat your face firmly. Use only a gentle foam cleanser, and skip scrubs and exfoliants for about two weeks.

For 1–2 weeks, avoid gua sha or firm facial massage, strenuous exercise, alcohol, smoking, jjimjilbang, and swimming pools. Raising your skin temperature can trigger inflammation.

Depending on the product, we recommend 3–5 or more sessions at 2–4 week intervals. How long results last depends on you and how many sessions you've had.

Drink plenty of water — it helps the results.

Regular meals and exercise boost lymphatic and blood circulation, which adds to the effect. Contouring injections work especially well alongside a diet and exercise plan.