My skin tends to get sensitive before and after my period. Would it be better to schedule my skin booster on a different day?

My skin condition tends to change drastically around the same time every month.
Usually, my skin is fine, but around the time of my period, it becomes sensitive, small breakouts occur easily, and it often feels drier than usual.
So I want to try a skin booster, and I was wondering if I should consider this kind of cycle when scheduling the date.
I suppose recovery would be easier if I got it done when my skin is in good condition, but it's hard to time it perfectly every time, haha.
Since skin boosters are administered via injection, if I receive them when my skin is sensitive, could I feel more pain than usual or experience redness for a longer period?
I tend to be more sensitive to even the slightest stimulation before my period, so I'm worried that if I get it then, I might find my first experience too difficult haha.
Conversely, I am also wondering if the date doesn't matter much as long as it isn't severely flipped over.
By any chance, among those who have received skin boosters a few times, has anyone noticed a difference in skin reaction or pain compared to usual when receiving them before or after their period?
Since it's my first time, I'd like to get it done on the day I'm in the best condition, if possible.
That way, I think I can get a more accurate idea of ​​how much bumping or swelling is normally produced.
I am also wondering if it is better to keep my basic skincare routine simpler than usual on days when my skin is sensitive.
For me, applying this and that to try and soothe it unnecessarily at times like this can actually make it feel more stuffy.
Do many people consider their skin condition cycle when scheduling a skin booster?
At first, I wondered if I really needed to worry that much about it, but since I’d prefer to have a comfortable experience, I’d like to hear from those who have gone through this.