How are PicoToning consultations, trial surveys, and response checks conducted after the first treatment performed?

While researching Pico Toning, I became curious whether the treatment is performed on the entire face from the start, or if the reaction is checked on a small area first depending on skin condition. I would like to hear an explanation of the criteria used at Maypure to distinguish between cases where a trial is necessary and those where it is not. If a trial is conducted, I would like to know if the full treatment can proceed immediately on the same day, or if the decision is made after observing changes a few days later.

I would also like to know when to check for the brief redness immediately after the procedure and for the changes that appear after a few days. If I take photos for comparison, would it be advisable to adjust the conditions before and after washing and moisturizing, in addition to the lighting and shooting distance? I would appreciate it if I could be guided to distinguish between items to check at home and reactions that require contacting the hospital. I would also like to confirm in advance which channel allows me to consult without waiting until my next appointment if I experience any discomfort.

I would like to ask if you immediately adjust the intensity or interval based solely on a positive response on the first day, or if you determine this after re-evaluating the type of pigment and skin condition. Rather than scheduling multiple sessions upfront, I intend to make a decision after understanding the criteria for delaying the re-evaluation schedule and plan following the first treatment. Please also provide a list of products I should prepare for the initial consultation, as well as any records of past skin reactions. I'll give it to you.