Do I have to stick to the skin booster cycle exactly every time? I'm worried because of my schedule lol

I want to get skin boosters consistently, but I'm more worried about scheduling than seeing results, haha. With work, unexpected overtime or appointments pop up, so it's not easy to go to the clinic on the exact date every time.

How often do you usually schedule your skin boosters?

I am wondering if the method involves receiving the first few sessions at relatively short intervals and then extending the cycle once the skin condition improves to some extent.

Realistically, I think it would be difficult to get treatments every week, but I think I could manage consistently if it were about once a month haha.

However, I am wondering if it is okay if I delay the skin booster cycle by about a week compared to the recommended schedule.

For example, if I usually receive treatments at monthly intervals but have to wait about 5 or 6 weeks due to scheduling conflicts, the previous treatments won't lose their meaning, right?

I want to keep things realistic and monitor my skin condition rather than stressing over meeting the exact dates.

Do you find a suitable cycle for yourself after using skin boosters a few times?

I am curious if there are people who initially received it frequently, but later only get it occasionally when their skin becomes dry again or they feel their condition is declining.

I think I would find it more comfortable to receive care in moderation when needed, rather than managing it on fixed dates for the rest of my life :)

For those of you who have used skin boosters for several months or more, how accurately did you actually follow the recommended cycle?

I'm also curious if it was okay if it got delayed once in a while due to travel or scheduling conflicts.

For those of you who have managed to maintain a satisfactory skincare routine without sticking to a strict skin booster schedule, please share your realistic patterns haha.

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