Does the recommended number of Livicol treatments apply the same way to sensitive skin?

I am writing this post because I am wondering if the recommended number of Revicol treatments applies equally to sensitive skin. My skin tends to redden easily, and when I'm not feeling well, even the cosmetics I normally use can feel stinging. So, even though I am interested in dermatological procedures, my first concern is that my skin might become even more sensitive when I actually get to the point.

Lately, however, my skin has been extremely dry from within and feels thin, so it seems there are limits to home care alone. I became interested after reading that Revicol helps with skin condition management. Would it be possible for someone with sensitive skin like mine to get a consultation? I am also curious if the condition of the skin barrier and the degree of redness are checked before deciding whether to proceed. I would also like to know if the recommended number of Revicol sessions is lower or if the intervals are longer for sensitive skin.

I am also curious how long the redness or bumps usually last if they occur after Revicol. I have to go to work the next day, so I hope the recovery isn't too burdensome.