I would like to know the recommended number of Livicol sessions and the treatment time.

I am writing to inquire about the recommended number of Revicol sessions and the treatment time. Since I am only available after work on weekdays, it is difficult to schedule an appointment if the procedure takes too long. Lately, my skin has been dry and looks dull overall, so I was looking into skin boosters when I came across Revicol.

I'm curious if consultations for Revicol are usually available for a single session, or if it's more common to bundle several sessions from the start. Also, how much time should I allow in total, from the consultation to the Revicol procedure?

I have to go to work the very next day, so I'm worried about whether the redness or the bumps will last a long time. My skin isn't extremely sensitive, but my cheeks do get red sometimes, so I'd like to know the recovery period in advance.

I know that the recommended number of sessions for Rivicol varies depending on skin condition, but I am also curious about how many sessions first-timers usually start with. More than the cost, I would like to receive a proper consultation to see if it is suitable for my skin.