How is the treatment plan divided between widely spread areas and one or two dark spots during a Maypure blemish consultation?

I am writing to Maypure to inquire about how best to differentiate between areas that appear lightly spread across the face and one or two relatively dark spots when consulting about blemishes on the cheekbones. Rather than assuming they are all the same simply because they appear brown in photos, I would like to know what differences you examine first during a consultation.

When receiving a pigmentation consultation at Maypure, is it common to plan broad skin tone care separately from blemish treatment for specific areas? Rather than proceeding in the same way all at once, I would like to differentiate between areas with different goals and receive an explanation of the expected changes and potential irritation for each. I am also wondering if marking the areas I am concerned about in the mirror beforehand would be helpful during the consultation.

I would also like to know how comparative records are kept if the treated areas are separated from those awaiting progress. I would like to know the criteria for re-evaluating skin reactions, ensuring that the intensity is not immediately changed or the number of sessions is increased simply because there are still dark spots. I would appreciate it if you could explain how Maypure provides guidance on the diagnosis, treatment scope, and timing of the next evaluation for each area.