Natural Elasticity GOURI

GOURI is a treatment that creates new collagen, so changes appear gradually. Many people first notice skin radiance and hydration within a few days after treatment, while changes in elasticity and sagging are typically felt around one month later. The speed of results may vary by individual.

GOURI uses a needle to create only a few entry points and then delivers the treatment with a blunt-tipped cannula, so needle marks are relatively few and discomfort is relatively low. Before the procedure, a sufficient amount of numbing cream is applied, so most patients undergo it comfortably. You may feel a pulling or stinging sensation during the injection, and if you are sensitive to pain, you can discuss adjusting the anesthesia method with your dermatologist.

GOURI is an injection treatment, so swelling, redness, or mild bruising may occur, but these usually subside within 2–5 days. You can resume daily life on the day of treatment, and washing your face and applying light makeup is generally possible after about three to four hours. Compared to other Skin Boosters, there is a possibility of sudden swelling within 2 weeks after treatment, so oral medication is often recommended after the procedure, and the swelling resolves well with medication.

GOURI works by improving the skin with collagen produced by your own body, so the effects are relatively long-lasting, generally known to last from 6 months to 1 year. However, results vary by individual depending on age, skin condition, sun exposure, and lifestyle habits, so it is advisable to schedule maintenance treatments accordingly.

GOURI is designed to produce a collagen response with a single session, but if elasticity loss is advanced, one or two additional sessions at 4–6 week intervals may be performed. The exact number and timing will be determined after a consultation to assess your skin condition and desired results.

With GOURI, swelling, bruising, and tenderness at the injection site are common and usually resolve within a few days. Those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have had hypersensitivity reactions to the ingredients, have keloids or autoimmune diseases, or are taking anticoagulants should consult with a doctor first.