Is it better to keep receiving the same type of laser, or are treatments changed depending on skin condition?

There are so many types of lasers that even if I choose one, I get curious about the next one lol

Even if you initially started with a single laser treatment because of your skin tone, over time you might find yourself more concerned about other issues like blemishes or skin texture.

In such cases, I am wondering if it is better to continue receiving the same laser, or if it is common to switch to a different type tailored to the skin condition.

I do think it would be comfortable if I settled on just one procedure haha.

However, I'm not sure if it's right to keep repeating the same thing even after some effect has been achieved.

For those of you who have received laser treatment consistently, did you continue to maintain the type you initially selected?

Or I am curious if you changed to a different method or received them alternately after a few sessions.

If my skin becomes sensitive, is it possible to take a break and then resume the session, or to adjust the intensity?

I prefer to decide based on my skin condition at the time, rather than strictly adhering to a fixed schedule.

I am also wondering if I need to take a break for a certain period when changing types.

I'm worried that my skin will get tired if I get multiple treatments in a row too close together.

I would like to know if mentioning which laser treatments I have received previously and how many times helps in choosing my next procedure during the consultation.

Since I'm just starting out, I'll begin with one thing, but in the long run, I want to adjust it while observing how my skin condition changes haha.

For those of you who have tried various types of lasers and eventually found the procedure that suits you best, what criteria did you use to settle on it?

I am curious if you continued receiving the same product because it suited you well, or if you were more satisfied switching it according to your skin condition.

I would like to hear about realistic care methods from those who have received laser treatments for a long time.