My fine lines have increased due to dryness. I would like to ask about the time required for a Livicol procedure for someone in their 60s.
2026.11.15 09:20
Hello. I am an office worker in my mid-60s.
Since we started turning on the office heating in November, my cheeks and the corners of my mouth feel tight all day long. Even if I reapply cream, the fine lines around my mouth look more prominent by the afternoon. It wasn't like this before, but lately, I feel like my skin has gotten thinner.
I was browsing the skin booster inquiry board and became curious after seeing a post about Revicol. I would like to know approximately how long the Revicol treatment takes and if it is convenient to stop by and get it done after work.
I am also wondering if Revicol is recommended for people in their 60s. My skin tends to be dry and thin, so I am worried about whether it will be suitable for me. I would also like to ask about the level of pain and whether it will be noticeable when I go to work the next day.
Since this is my first time looking into this, there are many things I don't know. I would appreciate it if you could explain it to me in detail.
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