How are seasonal photo differences compared in the Maypure blemish consultation?

I am preparing consultation materials as blemishes around my cheekbones appear differently depending on the season and outdoor activities. I would like to know if Maypure consultations consider materials with different lighting and skin conditions, such as photos taken in the summer versus recent autumn photos, to determine when the changes occurred.

Would it be helpful to take new photos at the same angle and brightness, but also note whether past photos were edited and the date they were taken? Before visiting Maypure, I plan to briefly record my UV exposure time, the number of times I reapplied sunscreen, and days when my makeup looked darker after wearing off.

During the consultation, I would like to know the criteria used to differentiate between areas that appear diffuse like melasma and blemishes with relatively clear boundaries. Rather than determining a specific laser or number of sessions first, I would like to assess my current skin condition, the likelihood of redness, and a recovery period that fits my work schedule.

After the Maypure consultation, would it be possible to compare my overall skin tone and color changes in specific areas separately? Please let me know if I can decide later after gathering more photos under the same conditions instead of proceeding immediately, and also provide guidelines on makeup application and sun protection for the following day.