JubeLook schedule, you need to keep a one-month interval

to avoid wasting money

As autumn deepens, the clinic

starts getting busy with calls asking about collagen boosters.

'Doctor, I want to see results quickly, but

can't I move it up and get it every 2 weeks?'

There are really a lot of people who ask that.

Today I'll explain the reason step by step.

JubeLook schedule,

you think it's the same as other boosters, right?

JubeLook is a collagen booster made of PDLLA (poly-DL-lactic acid),

a biodegradable material that slowly dissolves

inside the skin and

stimulates collagen production.

If Rejuran uses PN (polynucleotide)

to restore damaged skin itself,

JubeLook works by continuously stimulating fibroblasts

for about 4 to 6 weeks while the PDLLA particles

break down in the skin,

and new collagen is produced.

Because the starting point is different, the schedule is calculated differently.

Why 4 weeks? Because the time it takes to make collagen

is already set

Dr. Wi Young-jin's

key insight

JubeLook's basic protocol is

3 sessions at one-month intervals.

That's because it takes about

4 weeks for PDLLA to induce collagen,

and if you shorten that, the effect stays the same

but you end up spending 50% more.

This may be a little surprising, but the JubeLook schedule

isn't set by the doctor; it's set by our body.

Think of it like bread dough that is being fermented.

You can't make it rise in 1 hour

just by adding more yeast.

There are reactions that need time.

PDLLA particles are the same.

After entering the dermis and hydrolyzing,

they wake up fibroblasts, and it takes about 4 weeks

for those cells to produce new collagen.

This cycle has to go around once

before the next stimulus makes sense.

So 3 sessions at one-month intervals

is the basic protocol.

The PDLLA laid down by the first treatment induces collagen

over 4 weeks,

the second one builds on top of that

and starts the next cycle again,

and in the third, the cumulative effect

settles into place.

Many people say this part is a bit surprising.

Last month, a 32-year-old client case was exactly like that.

They had two months left before the wedding,

and strongly requested to get all 3 sessions done quickly

at 2-week intervals.

I recommended one-month intervals, but after the first treatment,

they came back in week 2 and said

'I don't think there's much change.'

I told them honestly then:

the collagen hasn't been produced yet,

and that it would look different when they checked the mirror around week 4.

In the end, they finished all 3 sessions at the normal interval,

and about 6 weeks after the last treatment,

they said, 'I'm glad I didn't rush it then.'

On the other hand, a different 27-year-old client

had moved up the treatment and gotten it every 2 weeks.

At the previous clinic,

they were told, 'If you want, we can do it faster,'

so that's how they got it.

In the end, the effect was almost the same as for someone

who got it at one-month intervals,

but they ended up spending 1.5 times more per session.

They added another injection before the PDLLA from the first one

had fully broken down,

so the fibroblasts that the second particles were supposed to stimulate

were already occupied by the first ones.

Dr. Wi Young-jin's key summary

JubeLook doesn't get better faster

just because you do it sooner.

PDLLA needs 4 weeks to produce collagen,

and if you ignore that cycle,

the effect is the same but you spend more.

3 sessions at one-month intervals. That's the most economical answer.

JubeLook schedule,

we adjust it like this depending on your condition

And the massage protocol right after treatment

is just as important as the schedule.

We guide you with the 5-5-5 rule.

From the day of treatment for 5 days,

5 times a day, 5 minutes each time.

The PDLLA particles need to be evenly distributed

without clumping together in one place,

so nodules (small lumps) don't form.

If you don't follow this, you may see the effect after 4 weeks

but come back because of nodules.

Before setting your JubeLook schedule,

the 3 questions we get asked the most

Q1. If I get one treatment and see results,

can I just stop?

A. Honestly, this question comes up all the time.

There are people who say, after one session, 'Oh, I think it got better?'

but that's more likely due to post-procedure swelling

and the volume of the particles themselves.

The real collagen starts being produced after 4 weeks,

and for that new collagen to settle in,

you need accumulation.

If you stop after just one session, after 3 months

you'll be almost back to where you started.

Q2. If I complete all 3 sessions, how long does the effect last?

A. I usually tell people it's about 12-18 months on average,

but it varies quite a lot from case to case.

Well... it depends on your own collagen breakdown speed, UV exposure,

and whether you smoke.

Among my clients, those who spend a lot of time outdoors

and smoke come back after about 10 months,

while those who take good care of themselves

have made it close to 20 months.

So I recommend one maintenance treatment every 6-12 months.

Q3. Can I get it together with other procedures?

How should I schedule it?

A. It differs by case, but this is what I usually do.

Lifting lasers (Shurink, Ulthera)

should be spaced at least 2 weeks after JubeLook treatment.

Heat energy can affect the PDLLA particles.

Botox can be done on the same day,

and fillers are fine right away if the area is different.

One thing I do need to mention is that

the risk of nodules

is the most common side effect of PDLLA treatment,

so if you don't follow the massage protocol,

the results will be unstable no matter what combination of procedures you do.

If you take only one thing away today,

— JubeLook isn't about getting it done faster,

it's about getting it done in line with the 4-week cycle,

which is the most economical.

In the next post,

'How to do the 5-5-5 massage right after a JubeLook treatment

so that nodules don't form'

I'll explain it.

I'll show you with cases how the results 4 weeks later change

depending on the massage details, even for the same client.

This has been Wi Young-jin.

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