Cherrina, formerly of Roo'ra, confesses to seven years of failed in vitro fertilization procedures and undergoing surgery for uterine fibroids.
The third episode of Channel A "Beauty Clinic Touch Me," airing at 8 p.m. on the 7th, features Cherrina, a girl-crush diva who represented the 1990s. Contrary to her charismatic stage presence, she is expected to reveal that skin concerns made it even burdensome to look directly at the camera.
That day, Cherrina took out the "attachment extractor" she uses whenever sebum is visible and showed her unabashed self-skin care routine. Her habit of frequently extracting sebum, along with using straws and repeatedly biting her lips, left Ahn Hyun-mo and Kim Ji-min unable to hide their surprise at the unexpected care methods.
The warm atmosphere turned when Cherrina made a candid confession. Cherrina calmly recounted the time during which she failed four in vitro fertilization procedures over seven years and, six months ago, underwent surgery for uterine fibroids, leaving her physically and mentally exhausted. The story hidden behind her usually spirited demeanor moved the cast to sympathy.
Kim Hyun-ok, touch master who diagnosed Cherrina's skin condition, pointed to "betrayal by hormones" as the cause of the problem. He explained that hormonal imbalance caused by the long-term in vitro fertilization process stimulated the sebaceous glands, producing sticky sebum and microscopic inflammation within the skin, and even disrupted facial balance.
In addition, repetitive sebum extraction, straw use, and the habit of biting the lips were also cited as causes that disrupted facial balance. Accordingly, Ahn Hyun-mo and Kim Ji-min reflected on their own frequent straw habits on set and expressed concern.
The production team then carried out a customized three-step solution to restore skin health disrupted by hormonal changes. After completing the four-week solution and returning to the studio, Cherrina reportedly surprised everyone with an elegant look reminiscent of an awards ceremony.
Cherrina, who said that facing the camera straight on used to be stressful because of facial asymmetry, said, "I am no longer afraid of the camera," and expressed her gratitude with a bright smile. All eyes are on what changes she achieved in just four weeks.
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