I'm worried that getting the skin booster for my melasma might make it darker.

I am looking into the cost of a melasma skin booster and am writing to inquire because I am worried that my melasma might get darker after receiving the treatment. I have had long-lasting pigmentation after my skin broke out once in the past, so I am very cautious whenever I start a new procedure.

My current concerns are melasma on my cheekbones and overall dullness of my face, and my skin tends to be thin and dry. If a melasma skin booster is a treatment that improves skin condition, it might actually be helpful, but I am worried that irritation during the procedure might cause the pigmentation to worsen.

I am curious about the cost of the melasma skin booster, but it is more important to me whether it is suitable for my current skin condition to receive immediately. In this case, wouldn't it be appropriate to check the condition of my skin barrier first during the consultation? I am also wondering if the intensity or frequency of the melasma skin booster can be adjusted to suit my skin condition.

I would also like to know if it can be done safely along with the cost.