Scaling up position size with conviction vs. fixed %?

Hey everyone, fairly new here, and I'm still trying to dial in my risk management. I've been pretty religious about using a fixed 1% of my account on any given trade, which has been great for learning without blowing up. The issue I'm starting to run into is when I have a really high-conviction setup. Let's say I've done deep dive into a company, love the chart structure, and fundamental catalysts are aligning perfectly. I feel like I'm leaving a lot on the table by still only risking that same 1%, especially if it's a trade I've spent days researching versus a quicker scalp.

My question is, how do you seasoned traders approach this? Do you ever deviate from your fixed percentage risk for high-conviction trades, and if so, what's your methodology? Is it purely discretionary, or do you have a set framework (e.g., higher risk % for A+ setups)? Or is it just a rookie mistake to think about increasing risk on specific trades and the consistency of the fixed % is always king? Interested to hear how you balance opportunity with strict risk parameters.