Minimum recommended thickness for self-leveling concrete topping (skim coat)
The only drawback I can think of is that self-leveling products don't tend to feather themselves to a knife edge. They tend to leave an edge similar to what you'd see with a puddle of water on a glass table, with a bead of approximately 1/8 inch thick. So if your layer doesn't cover the entire floor you'll need to deal with that by tooling at partial cure, or by skimming with another product such as a vinyl concrete patch. Otherwise I have no concerns.

Be aware that most such products are not intended as a finished floor. They're somewhat soft and can gouge and wear easily.