I have acne scars and enlarged pores, so I would like to know the realistic effects of Potenza and the treatment cycle.

Old acne has left permanent marks on my cheeks, leaving slight indentations, and my pores have also widened, so I am concerned about the bumpy appearance when viewed up close. That is why I am looking into Potenza, which is said to address both scars and pores. I have seen many descriptions stating that Potenza uses needle tips to apply heat to the skin to stimulate new collagen production, and that this process helps to refine scars, pores, and skin elasticity simultaneously.

I am interested in Potenza, but I am not sure about the realistic treatment schedule and number of sessions to see the full effects. I have heard that the standard course usually involves at least three sessions at four-week intervals, and that it can go up to five sessions if the scars are deep or the pores are enlarged. As a working professional, it is difficult for me to visit frequently at two-week intervals, but I am able to manage a few intensive sessions within one to two months. If I am starting Potenza for the first time, I would like to determine through a consultation how many sessions I should aim for initially based on my scar and pore condition, and how closely spaced the treatment cycle should be to ensure effectiveness and minimize downtime.