Who is Livihill recommended for? If you have both redness and inner dryness, do you check for soothing first?

While looking into a skin booster consultation at Maypure, I became curious about the criteria for recommending Liviheal. Rather than choosing a type simply because my skin is dry, I want to know what specific areas are checked first when my cheeks are also red or stinging. This is not a review of a procedure I have received yet; I am currently organizing the questions I will ask during the initial consultation.

During the Libby Heal consultation, do you examine my usual internal dryness and temporary irritation reactions separately? Would it be helpful if I separated my expectations regarding skin texture and elasticity from my current sensitivity? I am also curious about items I should write down in advance, such as how long redness lasts after washing my face and whether I have recently changed any cosmetics. If my skin condition makes it difficult to decide on a procedure immediately, I would like to ask if it is possible to receive just soothing care first and observe the results.

I would also appreciate it if you could let me know if the plan for the Livy Heal treatment is designed to differentiate between dry and red areas rather than treating the entire face. I would like to make a selection based on priorities discussed during the consultation, rather than booking multiple treatments at once. Please also explain the criteria for postponing appointments on days when irritation is present, and when and what changes I should check for after the first treatment.