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Question · Skin & Clinics

Should I try new K-beauty skincare products right before seeing a dermatologist in Seoul?

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Answer. Dermatologists interviewed by bnt advise keeping your usual cleanser and one plain moisturizer for 48 hours before a visit, so new-product irritation is not confused with your baseline skin.

Applies to: General pre-visit guidance from bnt interview (2026-10-08) · observed question

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Seoul in October: dry wind outside, warm air inside — what dermatologists tell visitors (2026-10-08)

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Doctors interviewed by bnt suggest sticking to your usual cleanser and moisturizer for two days before a clinic visit, and bringing photos of your home routine.

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