How do I check the oral medication and topical ointment before the Quadsay procedure?

I am a 30-year-old woman concerned about acne and enlarged pores. While looking into a Quadsay consultation, I am wondering not only about the types of treatments I need to receive but also the extent to which I should disclose the medications or ointments I am currently using. I have not decided on the procedure yet, and I would like to confirm during the consultation whether it is feasible for me.

Should I prepare a list separating oral medications, topical ointments, and general cosmetics before the Quadsay procedure? I would also like to know if it is helpful to include the purpose of use, the start date, and the last use date, rather than just listing the product names. I do not mean that I am currently taking any specific medication; I am simply asking to establish criteria for verification in case I receive a prescription or switch products in the future.

I would also like to know if I need to see a doctor again to reschedule if the prescription changes or if skin irritation occurs between the Quadsay consultation and the actual treatment date. I would like guidance on what I need to confirm with both the prescribing medical staff and the procedure specialist, rather than stopping the medication or reducing the dosage on my own. Please also let me know if it is possible to have a consultation only if I postpone the procedure on the same day, and what information I should prepare for my follow-up visit.