How much should I expect to pay for a skin booster? My skin feels so dry and dull these days.

My skin really isn't what it used to be, so I'm looking into skin boosters.
Usually, as long as I applied my basic skincare products properly, I didn't experience any major inconveniences.
Lately, when I wear makeup, my skin looks particularly dull, and by the afternoon, I feel like the tightness deep inside my skin has gotten worse.
Especially on my cheeks, the makeup doesn't apply smoothly and even feels a bit cakey.
Lately, I'm so worried about my skin condition every time I look in the mirror.
Of course, I know that consistent home care is essential, but
I've heard that skin boosters are really popular these days, so I'm looking into what they are.
But there were actually more types than I expected.
While searching, I found that the choices vary depending on skin concerns.
There is also talk that even for the same skin booster, the products used or treatment methods vary from hospital to hospital.
It is difficult to make a decision by searching on my own.
What I want is for my face to suddenly get puffy or
Rather than looking like it has been done, it just looks like the skin itself is moisturized and in good condition.
When I apply makeup in the morning, my skin texture looks a little smoother.
I hope the slight flaking caused by dryness decreases.
So, what I'm most curious about is the price of the skin booster.
I looked it up and it seems like there is quite a big price difference, so usually when you get a consultation for the first time
I am wondering what a reasonable budget I should keep in mind.
It's not that I only want to find places that are too cheap.
But spending a large amount right from the start is also a bit of a burden.

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