Can I receive the Livicol procedure after work?

I am writing to inquire about the duration of the Revicol treatment. I am looking into Revicol because I am concerned about enlarged pores around my nose and cheeks, rough skin texture, and internal dryness. However, since I am only available after work on weekdays, I would like to know the total time required.

 

How long does it usually take, including consultation, anesthesia, the procedure, and aftercare? I have to go to work the very next day, so I'm worried about my face getting very red after the procedure or if the microblading will last a long time.

 

I am curious about what kind of skin reactions might occur immediately after Revicol and how long it usually takes for them to subside naturally. I would also like to know if it is possible to apply light makeup or sunscreen the day after the Revicol procedure.

 

If I need to receive multiple sessions, I am wondering if I should schedule them at similar times each time, and if the procedure is manageable enough to maintain consistently after work. Please also let me know how much buffer time I should allow if I have an important schedule.

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