How are contact irritation from masks and exercise checked during acne and pore consultations?

Hello. I am a woman in my 30s concerned about acne and enlarged pores. I am writing to inquire if you check the items that repeatedly come into contact with my skin or my living environment during the consultation before deciding on a management method. Rather than deciding on a specific procedure right away, I would like to first discuss which aspects require daily adjustments and which require medical treatment.

How detailed should I be in describing the areas where the mask touches, the spots where sweat accumulates during exercise, and usage habits regarding items that come into contact with the face, such as towels or mobile phones? I would also like to know if it is helpful to record whether the areas of skin trouble overlap with the contact areas, and what characteristics are checked to distinguish between simple friction and acne.

I am wondering if there is a method to check items one by one while maintaining my current habits, rather than unconditionally cutting back on exercise or switching products multiple times. Please advise on how many days I should keep a record before the consultation, and whether I can include the type of mask and the duration of wear in addition to photos. I would like to discuss my concerns with the attached photos during the consultation, and after the treatment, I would like to confirm the lifestyle habits I need to adjust first and the criteria for my follow-up visit. 습니다.