How many sessions of Rivicol are recommended if I am concerned about fine lines?

I would like to know the recommended number of Revicol sessions based on concerns regarding fine lines. I don't have deep wrinkles yet, but I can see fine lines under my eyes and around my mouth, and they become more noticeable the drier my skin gets.

In particular, my face feels tight after washing it, and when I apply makeup, it feels like the base settles into my fine lines, so I'm upset because it makes me look older.

Even when I tried changing my moisturizer or ampoule, it only felt good for a short while, and I didn't really feel like my skin itself was becoming comfortable.

Would it be worth consulting about Revicol for my concerns regarding internal dryness and fine lines? I think it would be a good fit for me if Revicol helps improve skin hydration and texture. I am also wondering if it is possible to discuss concerns regarding thin skin areas, such as around the eyes and mouth, during the Revicol consultation. Does the recommended number of sessions vary depending on the severity of fine lines or internal dryness? I am hesitant about overly aggressive treatments, and I would prefer a result that makes my skin look naturally less dry and minimizes makeup creasing.