If you are concerned about pores, what is the extent of the effects you can expect from Pico Toning?

I am a woman in my 30s concerned about acne and enlarged pores. I would like to consult about my skin condition before choosing a treatment. I am wondering if you also identify the underlying causes of my prominent pores when explaining the effects of Pico Toning. I suspect that changes in skin texture becoming smoother are not the same thing as changes in the pores themselves.

I would like to first understand the range of areas where Pico Toning is expected to be effective and the areas where it is difficult to see results. During the consultation, what criteria are used to differentiate between areas that appear wider due to surrounding skin color or texture and areas that are actually pitted? Are treatment goals set differently for acne-prone and non-acne-prone areas? If other treatments take priority, could I be informed of the reasons for this?

I am also curious if, when evaluating the effects of Pico Toning, progress is compared separately based on the specific concerns initially identified, rather than simply looking at how bright the face appears. I would like to be honestly informed if there are cases where this procedure is not chosen if enlarged pores are the primary concern. I have not decided on any specific procedure yet, and rather than booking multiple treatments at once, I would like to plan after first understanding the goals and limitations tailored to my specific concerns.