Who is recommended for Rivicol? How are skin thickness and elasticity conditions assessed?
I am curious about the criteria used to determine eligibility for Revicol during a consultation. Even when using the same term "elasticity management," I imagine the specific factors to be assessed during the examination differ depending on skin thickness, the location of sagging, and the amount of facial fat. I would like to know if these items are examined individually to determine the treatment areas and goals during the initial Revicol consultation.
Also, when considering Livicol, what information do I need to disclose in advance, such as current medications, recent treatments, or any history of skin irritation? I would like to organize the details I need to prepare before the consultation, and I also ask if suitability is determined based on a specific age or a single concern. If there are cases where the procedure is not recommended or other conditions need to be checked first, what criteria can I be explained to me?
Finally, when establishing a revicall plan, I would like to know how the goals set during the initial consultation are recorded and when progress is checked again. I would also like to know if the frequency is adjusted based on the patient's response rather than being fixed in advance, and if I can be informed of situations where I should contact the doctor after discontinuation.