I'm worried that my skin might become sensitive after getting a skin booster. Do many people with sensitive skin receive it?

Whenever I look into a new procedure, I always tend to check for side effects first.

On days when my skin is sensitive, it stings even just from washing my face, and there are times when even the cosmetics I usually use feel like they suddenly don't suit me.

So I am interested in skin boosters, but I keep putting it off because I'm worried that if I get one, my skin might become even more sensitive for a few days.

Looking at the reviews, some people mentioned only redness or bumps, while others said their skin became dry for a short time, so it seems there is a lot of individual variation.

Do people with sensitive skin also tend to use a lot of skin boosters?

I was wondering if the treatment intensity or method would be adjusted if I mentioned during the initial consultation that my skin reddens easily or is sensitive to cosmetics.

For me, recovering without strain is more important than seeing results quickly.

I would also like to know if it is a good idea to take a break from the functional products I usually use for a while after receiving a skin booster.

Are there many people who skip exfoliation or whitening products for a few days and focus only on moisturizing?

I'm also a little worried that if I reduce my skincare steps, my skin might actually feel tighter.

Also, I am curious how long the stinging or burning sensation lasts if it occurs immediately after the procedure.

I would also like to know if it usually gets better by the next day, or if it might last a few more days for people with sensitive skin.