Will using a skincare device at home be effective? (I'm so skeptical lol)

Recently, as I noticed changes in my skin every time I looked in the mirror, I naturally became interested in skincare devices.
I felt like my skin had lost some of its elasticity compared to before, so I started looking for ways to manage it.
Since visiting a dermatologist frequently is a burden in terms of time and cost, I started thinking about ways to manage it at home.
In that process, a skin care device felt like a realistic alternative.
I was concerned whether a skincare device used at home could really produce results comparable to professional care.
I wasn't sure if I would feel the changes I expected.
If you look at reviews, you will frequently see stories about how a single skin care device changed the texture of the skin.
The more I saw such writings, the more I felt both anticipation and wariness.
I was worried that if I didn't understand how to use it properly, my skin might actually become sensitive.
I am particularly sensitive to irritation, so I have been deeply concerned about whether using a skin care device would be okay.
It was not easy to determine if the skin care device would be a good fit for my current skin condition.
Since my skin condition varies from day to day, I doubted whether the effect would be consistent.
I also thought about whether the process might feel like a burden if I had to use a skin care device every day.
Whether I could use it consistently even on busy days became a realistic concern.
I was also worried about whether I would be able to continue without getting tired if the usage time was long.
I became more cautious after hearing that consistency is ultimately the most important thing when it comes to skincare devices.
I also thought that it might start enthusiastically at first but fizzle out halfway.
I was worried that I might lose interest and give up on using the skin care device.
I became curious if it might be possible to provide sufficient care with just one skin care device.
I wondered if I might need a product with multiple functions.
I felt that the more complex the management steps became, the more stressful it would feel.
I hesitated because I thought the management itself would be a burden if it required going through multiple steps.
So, rather than making an impulsive purchase, I decided to think about it one more time.
I am still in the pre-purchase stage rather than making an immediate decision.
I felt that I needed time to gather sufficient information about skin care devices.
I thought I should also consider whether it fits well with my lifestyle patterns.
I wanted to look up more reviews and user experiences to compare.
Right now, expectations and worries coexist simultaneously.
I felt that it was right to make a calm judgment rather than starting hastily.
So, I came to the conclusion that I wanted to start using a skincare device cautiously.