During the Maypure chin trouble consultation, do you also record the time it takes for redness to return after washing your face?

The blemishes around my chin looked redder immediately after washing my face but subsided a bit over time, so I am wondering how I should prepare my consultation materials. During the Maypure consultation, would comparing photos taken at different times—before washing, immediately after, and one or two hours later—help distinguish between current inflammation and temporary irritation?

I plan to keep a record of the facial cleanser I recently changed, mask wearing time, and the days I shaved. When recording for about a week prior to my visit to Maypure, please let me know if maintaining the same lighting and angle every day is sufficient, and if I need to separately mark days when I touched my face or when dead skin cells were flaky.

I am curious about the order in which new breakouts, red marks, and dry, stinging areas are checked during the consultation. Rather than deciding on a specific treatment first, I would like to be explained what steps to avoid on days when my skin is sensitive, whether extraction is necessary, and how to minimize irritation at home first.

If my condition is calmer than usual on the day of the Maypure consultation, can we create a plan based on past photos? I would also like to know if I can gather more records and visit again instead of proceeding immediately, and how much information I need to provide regarding shaving, exfoliation, and the ointments or cosmetics I normally use the day before the consultation.