Is it okay to start by extracting the blemishes on my temples where the glasses frames touch?

If I develop small blemishes around my temples where my glasses frames touch, would it be okay to schedule an appointment for an acne skin care consultation? It is easy to assume this is simply due to friction because of the close proximity to the glasses, but I feel the actual cause needs to be identified. I am wondering if it is possible to receive a consultation to determine first whether this is acne or another skin issue.

The location is a bit ambiguous, so I'm struggling to figure out how to explain it. I mean the area near the front of the ear and the hairline, rather than the center of the cheek or the forehead. Would it be helpful if I showed you both with and without glasses? I would also like to know if confirming which part actually touches the skin is necessary for the consultation.

Even if the small bumps look similar on the surface, I need to distinguish between cases where they are painful, itchy, or non-existent, right? It would be helpful to note how often they appear and whether they recur in the same spot. I am wondering what information I should prepare to assist with the diagnosis, rather than simply stating that I have skin trouble.

I would like to know if I need to mention hair products or facial cleansing habits in addition to my glasses. Rather than assuming a single cause and simply changing my glasses, I would like to systematically examine everything that comes into contact with my skin. Could you please advise on how much detail regarding my lifestyle habits I should provide during the consultation?

I am also curious about the aftercare method. How do you distinguish between extracting visible bumps first and managing the condition after calming the skin? I would like to ask if it would be better to determine the feasible scope of treatment after a consultation, rather than making an appointment for extraction beforehand. I am concerned about marks remaining, even on a small area.

If I undergo a procedure or treatment, how to wear glasses afterward is also an important consideration. For those who must continue wearing glasses, can I receive specific guidance on how to protect the affected area? I would also like to know if there are times when I need to avoid wearing them, and if it is necessary to check the degree of pressure my glasses usually put on me.

Apart from the treatments I receive at the clinic, I would also like to consult on what changes I can make at home. However, I am concerned that if I change all my products or habits at once, it will be difficult to gauge the impact. I am wondering if it is possible to determine the areas to adjust first and then track how my skin changes.

At Maypure Mokdong branch, is it possible to have a consultation and have the condition assessed first for skin trouble in this location? For those who wear glasses and have had similar concerns, I am curious to know what explanations you received during your consultation and how you decided on your care plan. I was just trying to decide on a single line to leave at registration, but my question ended up being quite long haha. I would appreciate it if you could start by letting me know the reservation details.