Hello! Lately, my blemishes have been becoming much more noticeable, so I'm looking into blemish treatments. Actually, they've been like this for a while but I didn't pay much attention to them. However, since I've been taking a lot of photos and having a lot of work lately, they stand out so much that I think I need to start getting proper treatment. But it seems the recommended treatment frequency varies slightly depending on the type of procedure, so I'm wondering what the typical frequency is. When starting blemish treatment for the first time, how often is it generally recommended to get treatments? I'm a little worried that repeating treatments at too short intervals might put a strain on my skin. My skin is incredibly thin, like paper... but since my condition is so bad, I'm also wondering if it might be difficult to see the desired results if the intervals get too long just because my skin is that fragile. I would like to know what the appropriate frequency is. Also, I'm curious if I need to get additional treatments periodically for maintenance after receiving multiple sessions.
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