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Female, age 60 - what's the Skintyte risk with chronic urticaria?

Hello, I am a 60 year old female considering Skintyte for arms, legs, abs, and possibly neck/jowls. I also have chronic urticaria, including full body itching, for which I take Xolair injections to control. I also have RA in my hands. I read autoimmune disorders can be contraindicated but can find nothing specific about my issues. All guidance appreciated.

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