For acne management consultation, how are the irritation before and after shaving and the treatment interval determined?

I am curious to know to what extent Maypure examines shaving habits during acne skincare consultations. Since it seems difficult to attribute all breakouts on the chin or cheeks to the same cause, I would like to start by understanding the criteria for distinguishing between shaving irritation and acne. Rather than making definitive judgments about specific symptoms or treatment effectiveness, I intend to organize the points to verify before the consultation.

Is there any information regarding the type of razor, shaving direction, or ingredients in shaving products that would be helpful to share during the consultation? I am also curious whether you postpone extraction or exfoliation if you see red areas or small wounds while examining the skin up close, or if you proceed only with the areas that can be managed.

Also, before booking the treatment, I would like to be informed about how long I can shave and whether the timing for shaving again after the procedure is determined based on the degree of stinging or redness remaining. I would appreciate it if you could explain the difference between cases where switching to an electric shaver is necessary and cases where simply adjusting the usage method is sufficient.

Rather than selecting a bundled treatment from the start, I would like to determine the necessary steps and moisturizing methods based on the treatment results. Please let me know if treatment is possible on the day of the consultation, and if I have a schedule where postponing a shave is difficult, please let me know what information I should convey before booking.