Will the effects of Celle Diem be good for skin texture as well?

I am writing this because I am curious if the effects of Celle Diem are also good for my skin texture. My skin isn't severely blemished, but if you look closely, the texture isn't smooth, and when I apply makeup, the foundation doesn't feel like it adheres well to my skin but rather sits on the surface.

 

Haha, especially the sides of my nose and cheeks, they start to break down messily by the afternoon, so it bothers me every time I look in the mirror. I've tried exfoliating frequently, but it actually feels like it makes my skin drier and more sensitive, so now I'm looking into skin boosters.

 

I've seen Celle Diem described as improving the skin's condition from within. Would it be worth getting a consultation for someone like me who has both skin texture issues and internal dryness? I'm also curious if receiving Celle Diem leads to gradual improvement rather than an immediate, dramatic makeover.

 

Also, regarding Celle Diem, I would like to know the actual standards for how many sessions are needed to notice a change in skin texture and whether makeup applies better after the procedure. I would be satisfied if my skin just looked less dry and dull, rather than seeing drastic changes!!!

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