I am curious about the changes in skin elasticity and the duration of the effects of Rivicol.

Lately, when I take photos, the skin on the lower part of my cheeks looks looser than before, and I am concerned that the fine lines around my mouth do not disappear easily after smiling. While looking for a way to naturally manage my skin texture and elasticity rather than adding artificial volume to my face, I learned about the Revicol procedure.

Would it be possible to consult about Revicol treatment even if I am concerned about loss of elasticity in the lower cheek area along with shallow fine lines, like I am? I am also curious whether the effects of Revicol tend to appear gradually after a certain period rather than immediately after the procedure, and what the appropriate time is to check for changes. I would also like to know if the treatment can be performed focusing on the problem areas rather than the entire face, and if the required dosage or recommended number of sessions varies depending on skin condition.

I would also like to know the criteria used to determine the duration of the Revicol treatment and when to schedule additional treatments. Since my skin is on the thinner side, I would like to check in advance how much pain, swelling, bruising, or marks on the skin surface might remain. Please advise on how much buffer time I should allow before an important event, as well as the precautions regarding washing my face and applying makeup after the procedure. I would like to make a decision after consulting with medical staff to fully understand whether this treatment is suitable for my skin and to determine the estimated cost.

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