How long does the Libby Heal procedure take, and how much pain is involved?

I am writing to inquire about the treatment time and pain level for Livy Heal. I have never received a skin booster before, so while I am interested, I am a bit nervous about actually making an appointment haha. Lately, I have been concerned about enlarged pores around my nose, rough skin texture, and internal dryness, so I would like to get a consultation for Livy Heal.

How much time should I allow for the Libby Heal procedure in total, including anesthesia and consultation?

Since I can only visit after work on weekdays, I think I will have to adjust my schedule if it takes too long. I am also curious if the pain from Libby Heal is bearable if I apply anesthetic cream, and if it hurts more in areas with thin skin like the cheeks or around the mouth.

I would like to know if there is a possibility of significant facial redness or unevenness after the Libby Heal procedure. I would also like to inquire if it is a procedure that working professionals can undergo without worry if they have to go to work the very next day, and if it is better to have it done the day before the weekend to aid in recovery.