Wrinkle and Scar Care for Brides-to-Be

Ms. A (38), a bride-to-be soon to be married, recently made up her mind and visited a dermatology clinic. Not only was she getting married later than others, but her groom was four years younger, so she didn't want to hear that she looked old at the wedding. Ms. A said, "Since a wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event, I think I can't help but pay more attention to my appearance than usual," adding, "As the optimal age for marriage is gradually being delayed to the 30s, the number of people among my acquaintances who are considering procedures before marriage is also increasing." As such, the number of brides-to-be like Ms. A who are considering procedures for appearance management before their weddings is increasing recently. In line with the wedding trend where a youthful appearance is considered the top priority, brides are continuing their efforts to look even one year younger. However, no matter how beautiful one becomes, one cannot walk into the wedding hall with a heavily swollen face. For this reason, treatment methods that can achieve not only effectiveness but also natural procedure results are drawing attention among brides-to-be these days. Esthepharm's fibroblast therapy 'Cure Skin' and 'QT Lift' are prime examples. Cure Skin promotes the production of collagen and elastin, etc.