How are dullness and redness distinguished during a Maypure laser consultation?

The tone around my cheekbones looks duller in the afternoon, accompanied by redness, so I am wondering what I should prepare before the laser consultation. I would like to know what criteria are used during the Maypure consultation to differentiate between areas that appear to be pigmentation and those that look red due to flushing.

Before my visit, I plan to take photos in the morning and afternoon under the same lighting conditions and briefly record days when I spent a long time outdoors versus days when I stayed only in the office. Would these records be helpful in explaining changes in my skin condition during my visit to Maypure?

Rather than deciding on a specific laser or number of sessions first, I would like to receive an explanation regarding my current skin barrier, potential irritation, and priority concerns. If the goals of tone correction and redness management are different, I would also like to know if I can be advised on the timing for checking progress for each.

Please let me know if I can gather more records and make a decision later instead of proceeding immediately after the Maypure consultation. I have a work schedule, so I would also like to confirm when I can apply makeup the next day and the guidelines for reapplying sunscreen.