If I start using a skin booster, how long should I realistically plan for it, taking the cost into account?

Effectiveness is important, but ultimately, cost is my most realistic concern lol.

I've seen a lot of talk about how skin boosters aren't a one-time treatment, so I keep calculating how much I should budget before I start.

My skin feels a bit dry and less elastic than before, so I want to start using it for skincare.

I don't have any major concerns, so I'd be satisfied after just one or two sessions. I'm curious how many sessions people usually plan to start with.

If I plan to receive treatments at regular intervals initially and then occasionally for maintenance later, how long should I expect the total duration to be?

I'm also wondering if I have to keep getting the skin booster every month, or if I can just focus on it a little at the beginning and then increase the intervals afterward haha.

Going to the dermatologist too often is a time burden for me, so I would like to be able to maintain it about once every few months.

I am also wondering whether it is better to pay for the package right away or to try them out one by one before deciding.

Even though the price was slightly discounted, I felt a bit hesitant about paying for multiple sessions in advance when I wasn't sure if it would suit my skin.

If I get the skin booster once and see good results, wouldn't it be too late to decide on the next session then?

I am also wondering if, when comparing costs, I should check the dosage and treatment method as well, rather than just looking at the price per session.

Rather than looking for the cheapest option, I prefer to receive consistent consultations at a place that offers long-term care at a reasonable cost.

For those who have used skin boosters for more than 6 months, was there a significant difference between your initial budget and the actual costs incurred?

I am also curious how many times you received it before moving on to the maintenance phase.

Please share your honest experience on whether you felt it was worth continuing, considering both the effectiveness and the cost.