Do I need full facial care even if I only have a few spots of acne?

Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Ilsan Branch

I am wondering if full skin care is necessary even if I only have a few pimples on my face. I feel conflicted; I want to address the visible areas first, but I also feel that I should check the parts that aren't visible on the surface. Rather than determining the scope of care based solely on the number of visible spots, I would like to hear an explanation of the criteria used to distinguish between partial and full skin care.

I am particularly curious if the management approach differs for areas that are red and inflamed, as well as those that can be felt. I don't think they extract everything based solely on visible size, so I would like to know what is checked during the consultation to determine which areas are safe to treat. I would also like to ask if sensory information, such as pain or a burning sensation, is as important as the number of bumps.

Should I differentiate between recurring spots in one or two places and spots that appear alternately on various parts of the face? I am wondering if bringing a simple record of where and how often it appears would be helpful for the consultation. I am concerned that if my skin is calm on the day of the visit, my usual concerns might be conveyed as minor. However, I am worried that if I only show photos that make it look severe, I won't be able to accurately explain my condition.

When receiving an explanation of the treatment items, I would also like to know why each one is necessary. I would like to ask if cleansing and soothing care are included as standard, or if they are items selected separately depending on my skin condition. It would be easier to create a plan if I understood how the process of calming current discomfort connects with the monitoring of recurring issues. I am also curious if I need to schedule multiple sessions from the beginning.

I would also like to know how to coordinate the products I use at home with the clinic treatment. On the day of the treatment, can I continue using my usual exfoliating products or products applied to troubled areas? Should I provide the product names and receive guidance? I would also like to hear an explanation on what changes I should wait for after the treatment so that I do not touch even the smallest areas at home.

If I get a consultation at the Ilsan branch, would it be okay if I showed them the areas I'm concerned about first and asked them to evaluate my entire face? I would like to make a decision after understanding the necessary scope and cost. Since receiving a lot of treatment doesn't necessarily mean it's right for my condition, I would appreciate it if you could guide me by separating the treatments I need now from those I can decide on later. I was just wondering if it's okay to get a consultation when the treatments are minimal, but my question ended up being quite long, haha.