If the pigmentation appears darker during the Pico Toning consultation or treatment, how is the next session determined?

Before receiving a Pico Toning consultation at Maypure, I would like to know the procedure for checking if pigmentation appears to darken during treatment. I am inquiring because I believe it is more important to have criteria for adjusting the next treatment plan based on skin reaction rather than determining the number of sessions in advance.

How is the examination used to distinguish between temporary color changes after a laser treatment and changes caused by irritation? Since the skin might appear darker in photos due to lighting or dryness, I am curious how photos taken at home are compared with actual medical findings. I would also like to know if you can identify the specific types of pigmentation in different areas, even when pores and faint marks appear mixed together, as shown in the attached skin texture.

Please explain whether the next appointment proceeds as scheduled, or if the interval is extended or other treatments are prioritized, once such changes are confirmed. I would also like to know if a pre-arranged package can be put on hold depending on the progress, and how the time required for re-evaluation and additional medical costs are explained.

I would also like to know what changes I should inquire about first, rather than scrubbing off dead skin cells or adding whitening products at home. I would also like guidance on how to contact the clinic and when to schedule an appointment if pain, redness, or blisters occur. I would like to establish a plan after assessing my skin condition first, rather than focusing on specific frequency or intensity, and understanding the expected range and discontinuation criteria. I want to.