Is it okay for someone getting the Revicol procedure for the first time?

I have almost no experience with skin boosters, so I would like to ask if it would be okay for me to try the Revicol treatment for the first time. Recently, I have been concerned about the pores around my nose and cheeks, and my skin texture looks rougher than before, so I started looking into skincare treatments.

In particular, my skin feels tight after washing my face, and my cheeks easily become cakey when I apply makeup; as time passes, oil rises to the surface on my nose, making my overall skin feel uneven.

Can someone receiving a skin booster for the first time start the Revicol treatment without feeling burdened?

I am curious about the extent of pain, redness, and uneven texture during the Revicol procedure. Since my skin tends to redden easily, I would like to know if the treatment method can be adjusted to suit my skin condition when I receive Revicol for the first time.

I would also like to know if it is okay to try it just once first to check my satisfaction and recovery process before deciding on additional treatments. Rather than drastic changes, I am expecting my skin to become naturally hydrated and smooth.