Is laser hair removal suitable for thick beards that cause severe irritation from shaving?

My facial hair is thick and grows quickly, so even if I shave in the morning, the area under my nose and around my chin looks dark again by the afternoon. That is why I am looking into laser hair removal. Since I shave every day, I sometimes get red marks or small blemishes around my mouth and jawline, so I want to reduce both the frequency of shaving and skin irritation.

I am curious if, during the initial consultation, you check not only the thickness and density of my beard but also my skin tone and any skin irritation after shaving. I would also like to know if you adjust the treatment area and intensity individually for different areas where hair volume varies, such as under the nose, around the mouth, the chin, and the jawline. I would also like to consult on whether the procedure can be performed on days when I have redness or irritation on my skin, and if my skin requires soothing beforehand.

Typically, how many sessions and at what intervals are required to see changes in the beard becoming thinner, and how do costs differ depending on the area treated compared to full-face hair removal? I would also like to know about methods to minimize pain and how long redness and burning sensations may persist after the procedure. I would also like to know if shaving, washing my face, and exercising are permitted the next day, as well as precautions such as sun protection. Since individual differences may exist, I would like to determine a suitable treatment plan after having my skin and beard condition checked by medical staff.