'Three Perspectives' Airs This Morning... Kim Seok-hoon and Park Hee-sun Spotlight Causes of Skin Aging and Healthy Care Methods
SBS's 'Three Perspectives' examines the secrets of skin aging and healthy skincare methods from three different angles. Episode 59, airing at 8:35 a.m. on the 6th, features MCs Kim Seok-hun, So Seul-ji, Kwak Jae-sik, and Lee Ji-an, along with dermatologist Kang Min-jung and special guest Park Hee-su

SBS's 'Three Perspectives' examines the secrets of skin aging and healthy skincare methods from three different angles. Episode 59, airing at 8:35 a.m. on the 6th, features MCs Kim Seok-hun, So Seul-ji, Kwak Jae-sik, and Lee Ji-an, along with dermatologist Kang Min-jung and special guest Park Hee-sun, as they delve into the secrets of skin cells and youthfulness.
■ Popularization of Fillers and Injection Procedures, Along with Unexpected Side Effect Cases
This episode also addresses the popularization of modern cosmetic procedures such as fillers and injections, as well as cases of unexpected side effects.
Kim Seok-hun shared his concerns about skin aging, saying his face seems to have sagged compared to the past. Park Hee-sun expressed concerns about choosing dangerous methods for the sake of appearance, stating, "No matter how much I want to become more beautiful, it is hard to imagine choosing dangerous methods."
Lee Ji-an introduced a case from a village in Austria, explaining that the skincare practice at the time, which involved consuming a special substance to maintain youth, could harm one's health, reportedly surprising all the cast members.
■ "Wrinkles Are a Signal Sent by Aged Cells"
Dermatologist Kang Min-jung emphasized that focusing on cells, the essence of skin, is the key to healthy beauty. She explained that wrinkles may not simply be traces of age but rather signals sent by aged cells.
Episode 59 of 'Three Perspectives' will take a detailed look, together with experts, at methods for healthy skincare, including addressing wrinkles.
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