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Former U-KISS member Alexander turns to skincare artistry
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Former U-KISS member Alexander turns to skincare artistry

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Alexander, formerly of K-pop group U-KISS, has revealed his new career as a skincare therapist.
  • He shared on social media that he has been working discreetly in a dermatology clinic for 18 months.
  • Alexander stated he assisted the clinic's staff during peak busy times.

Alexander, once a prominent figure in the K-pop scene as a member of the group U-KISS, has unveiled a surprising new chapter in his life: a career as a skincare therapist.

In a personal social media post, Alexander shared details about his transition, referring to it as a "personal story I haven't told." He revealed that for the past year and a half, he has been working quietly at a dermatology clinic.

A personal story I haven't told. I have been working quietly at a dermatology clinic for a year and a half.

โ€” AlexanderAnnouncing his new career path as a skincare therapist.

Alexander explained that his involvement began through a friend's request. He found himself assisting the clinic's staff, particularly during periods of high patient volume. "The clinic is often very busy, so I helped the skincare therapist staff," he wrote, indicating a hands-on role in the beauty and wellness sector.

The former idol's revelation offers a glimpse into his life post-U-KISS, showcasing a pivot towards a different professional path within the beauty industry. His post included several photos, offering fans a visual update on his new endeavors.

The clinic is often very busy, so I helped the skincare therapist staff.

โ€” AlexanderExplaining his role and involvement at the dermatology clinic.
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