How is the consultation order determined if a skin booster treatment overlaps with chin breakouts and dryness?

Hello. While looking into skin booster treatments, I became curious about the order in which dryness and chin breakouts are checked during a consultation. I haven't had the treatment yet, and I don't want to decide on the type right away based solely on the shine I see in reviews.

Would the consultation approach differ depending on whether I have small breakouts on my chin or if they have subsided leaving only marks? I would also like to know if specifically mentioning areas that look rough and the tight sensation after washing my face helps identify the specific areas requiring care. I am wondering if I can receive guidance on soothing or moisturizing care first on the day of the consultation, even if I book a consultation for a skin booster treatment.

I am worried that if I am recommended to undergo multiple treatments at once, I might miss the necessary steps. I would like to be explained step-by-step, starting with the skin condition to be checked first, the reasons for postponing the procedure, and the reasons for spacing it out if I am combining it with other treatments. Should I also prepare a list of the products I normally use? I would like to decide whether to proceed with the skin booster treatment after the consultation; I would appreciate it if you could let me know if we can divide the plan based on my condition rather than proceeding with everything at once.