How many recommended doses of Rivicol are needed if I am concerned about my skin texture?

I'm curious about how often Revicol is recommended based on skin texture concerns. My skin isn't particularly prone to breakouts, but if you look closely, the texture isn't smooth, and when I apply makeup, my foundation feels like it's just sitting on the surface rather than adhering well. Especially by the afternoon, my cheeks look dry and dull, and the sides of my nose break down messily, which is actually quite stressful haha.

I've tried exfoliating frequently, but it actually made my skin drier and more sensitive, so now I'm looking into skin boosters. That's how I came across Revicol, and I'm wondering if it's suitable for concerns regarding skin texture or internal dryness.

How many sessions of Rivicol are typically recommended depending on skin condition?

I would like to know if I can feel my skin texture improving after just one session, or if this is a treatment that requires consistent sessions. Rather than dramatic changes, I am hoping for my skin to feel less rough and for makeup to apply a little better. During the consultation, could you also compare whether Revicol or another skin booster would be a better fit for me?