I am curious about the frequency and effects of Rivicol, and whether it is suitable for sensitive skin.

Since I started turning on the heating, there have been many days when my skin easily turns red and feels tight, so I am looking into getting a consultation for Livicol.

I am curious whether the Revicol treatment can be received even when the skin barrier is weakened, and what effects I can expect. If it is my first time, I would also like to know the recommended number of sessions and frequency, as well as how long the effects last.

I am curious about how long the procedure takes and how many days the embossing or redness will last afterward. Since my skin is on the sensitive side, I would also like to ask if there are any cosmetics I should avoid after the procedure, and when I can resume washing my face as usual.

Please let me know if the cost of Rivicol is determined based on my skin condition during the consultation, and if it can be used in combination with other skin boosters. I would also like to know if I can decide after just having a consultation first.

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