Is it okay to get the Celle Diem treatment when my skin is dry, considering its effectiveness?

Lately, my skin has felt significantly dry and rough overall, so I am looking into skin boosters. Even after washing my face and applying basic skincare products, my skin feels tight very quickly. Also, when I apply makeup, my skin texture looks rougher than before, so I feel like I need to take better care of it. While searching, I came across Celle Diem, and I am writing to inquire because I am curious about its actual effectiveness.

What I want most is for my skin to become hydrated and a little smoother. Is Celle Diem suitable for these concerns? I am concerned not only about dry skin but also about fine unevenness on my cheeks and makeup caking, so I am wondering if it helps with those issues as well.

I am also curious about the level of pain when receiving the Celdiem treatment. I am worried because I have heard that skin boosters can be painful depending on the procedure. I would like to know if it is bearable with anesthesia, and if any red marks or raised bumps on the face after the procedure last a long time.

I am curious whether I can feel a change in skin texture or hydration after just one session when starting Celle Diem, or if I need to receive treatments consistently for a few sessions. It would also be helpful to know the typical treatment interval and how long the results last. I am also curious to know what aspects those who have received the treatment were most satisfied with.