Is it correct to consult separately for nose sebum and cheek pores?

I am writing to inquire because I am wondering if managing visible sebum on the nose and enlarged pores on the cheeks are the same type of concern. Various procedures are introduced online under the name "pore care," but I would like to know if I need to view the condition of clogged pores and the condition of visibly enlarged pores separately. It is difficult to even decide on the name of the procedure before a consultation, haha.

I am wondering if I can assume that all the dark areas on my nose are blackheads. If this requires an in-person examination, what condition should I be in for my first visit? I would like to be advised before booking whether it would be better to show my nose in its usual condition rather than immediately after using a nose pack or scrub.

I would also like to ask if the goals of sebum control treatments and procedures to improve pore visibility are different. Rather than assuming that a single treatment can resolve both concerns, I would like to hear an explanation of what changes can be expected from each. I am also curious if the initial treatment varies depending on my skin condition.

When I have a consultation at the Maypure Mokdong branch, can I have my nose and cheeks examined separately to create a care plan? Since the entire face may not be in the same condition, I would like to determine the specific areas that require treatment. Even if some areas appear oily, would it be helpful to mention any dryness or sensitivity in other parts of the face as well?

I am wondering how much redness or irritation I should expect if I get an extraction. Rather than rushing to book an appointment to fit an important schedule, I would like to know first what my skin might look like after the treatment. I would also like guidance on how to adjust daily activities such as washing my face, exercising, and shaving.

I would like to ask if you first check for any current skin issues or irritation when laser treatment is necessary. Rather than selecting a specific procedure based solely on concerns about enlarged pores, I would like to know if the treatment can be tailored to my current skin condition. I am also curious about the criteria used to evaluate changes between sessions if the same treatment is performed multiple times.

I plan to mention the products I use at home during the consultation as well. How much detail should I include? I would also like to know if I should list the frequency of my use for exfoliating products and nose strips, in addition to my facial cleanser and moisturizer. I would also like to confirm in person if there are any products I need to stop using during the treatment.

How did first-time consultants explain their concerns regarding sebum and pores? Rather than expecting to make visible pores completely invisible, I would like to know about my current condition and the changes I can realistically expect. Please let me know if there is a question you are glad you asked after the consultation.