Acne skin care consultation: How do I determine which areas to extract and which to leave untreated?

I am writing to inquire as I am looking into acne skincare consultations at Maypure, as I believe that extensive extraction and determining the appropriate scope based on the skin condition are different issues. Even small, seemingly similar bumps on the surface may require different approaches depending on whether they are sebum, comedones, or if inflammation is ongoing. I would like to know the sequence in which these distinctions are made during a medical examination.

In particular, I would like to know if the reddened areas and the remaining flat marks are managed in the same way at once. Rather than judging for myself by touch or just looking at photos, could I be asked to differentiate between areas where extraction is helpful and areas that require treatment or observation without touching? I would also like to hear the criteria applied when changing the plan or excluding certain areas on the day of treatment.

If extraction is performed, I would like to know how disinfection and pain management are handled, and whether there is an option to divide the treatment area into a single session to minimize irritation. I would also like guidance on when to check for redness and swelling afterward, and how to contact you first if any changes occur, such as worsening pain or discharge.

Should I list the names and usage frequency of the exfoliating products and prescription acne medications I use at home and provide them during the consultation? I would also like to confirm in advance whether the soothing care is included in the cost and any additional expenses, and inquire if it is possible to schedule the next appointment after observing the skin's reaction to the first treatment rather than focusing on the number of repeat sessions. I offer my sincere gratitude.