How do you distinguish between areas to extract and areas to leave untouched during a Maypure chin trouble consultation?

I am writing to Maypure to inquire whether, when consulting about chin skin issues, you extract all visible small bumps or if you sometimes leave them as they are and explore other treatments first. Rather than checking the condition by touch, I would like to know what factors you assess during the examination to determine whether to proceed with treatment.

How does Maypure differentiate between areas that appear white on the surface, raised redness, and areas that are uncomfortable to the touch? I would like to know if you make a decision after an in-person examination when it is difficult to distinguish based on photos alone, and if it is possible to avoid certain areas or reschedule if there is redness in the surrounding area. If I have squeezed or irritated the area at home, should I mention the timing of that and the subsequent changes separately?

I would also like to know what changes to observe and when to get a follow-up checkup if there are areas where extraction is not performed. When considering skin texture or mark care on the same day, I would like an explanation of which areas to avoid first. I would appreciate it if you could guide me on how to differentiate between the areas to be actually managed and those to be observed at Maypure, and tell me what items to record at home without touching them myself.