Is it possible to have a laser consultation even if the skin tone on both cheeks looks different?

I am wondering what kind of care I should do if the skin tone on both cheeks is not the same, and one side appears relatively duller or has more prominent pigmentation.

I suspect that the skin condition on both sides of the face can differ depending on the direction of sunlight exposure or daily habits. I would like to know if there are cases where such differences can be managed with pigment lasers.

I am also curious whether the laser is typically administered at the same intensity across the entire face, or if it can be adjusted differently depending on the degree or location of pigmentation. I am also concerned that specific areas might become noticeably brighter or that the color difference with the surrounding skin might widen.

When looking into the procedure for the first time, it was difficult to determine whether the difference in skin tone was simply due to pigmentation or if there were other causes.

I would like to know if it is possible to compare the pigmentation status of both cheeks during the consultation and treat only the necessary areas. My primary goal is to achieve a naturally even skin tone.