How are small bumps on the forehead and temples distinguished during a consultation?

When I see several small bumps on my forehead and temples, it is difficult to distinguish from the surface alone whether they are clogged pores, inflammatory acne, or caused by hair products or skin irritation from washing. I am curious what you look for first during an acne consultation in such cases. Would it be helpful to prepare a list of things to check in advance, such as the location and shape of the bumps, whether there is itching or redness, and if my skin feels tight after washing?

Also, since the forehead can come into contact with bangs, hats, or hair products, I would like to know if it would be helpful to mention the products I am currently using and where I apply them. Before switching products, would it be better to first record the frequency and timing of my current use, and continue with my usual cleansing and exfoliation routines while monitoring for any severe irritation? I am concerned that attempting extraction or exfoliation immediately based solely on seeing small bumps might be daunting, so I would like to know the guidelines before the consultation.

I would like to know if, during an acne skincare consultation, I can receive guidance on the treatment sequence after examining not only visible skin issues but also hair products, cleansing habits, and daily irritations. I would also appreciate it if you could let me know what notes I should take before the consultation to make it easiest to explain my current condition. 습니다.