By what criteria are the duration of Rivicol's effects and changes in skin texture determined?

When I leave the video conference screen on for a long time, the surface of my cheeks, which is usually not visible, looks unusually rough. Perhaps due to the dry indoor environment, my skin feels tight after washing, but its condition is inconsistent; oil starts to appear in the afternoon. It is difficult to determine whether this is simply a moisturization issue or if it requires special care, so I am compiling this information.

First, I would like to know whether skin texture or elasticity is set as the primary goal when considering the Revicol treatment. If both are present, I would also like to know which criteria are used to evaluate suitability. Descriptions regarding the duration of Revicol’s effects vary widely; in reality, would it be more appropriate to compare the condition after a certain period of time has passed rather than the feeling immediately after the procedure?

I would also like to inquire if there are specific criteria for determining the dosage or scope of application during the Livicol consultation process. If swelling or marks remain after the procedure, it may affect in-person schedules, even if it does not pose a problem for video conferences. I would also like to receive an explanation regarding exercises, facial cleansing, and skin irritation precautions to take during recovery.

I would like to make a decision after clearly understanding the management goals and the timing for monitoring progress, rather than making immediate changes. I would appreciate it if you could let me know if there are any items that are easy to overlook during the initial consultation.