Now that I'm in my 40s, my face looks dull due to a combination of melasma on my cheekbones and blemishes. Is it possible to consult about Pico Toning and Clarity Blemish Treatment for skin with redness in the cheeks?

Hello. I am a woman in my mid-40s. In the past, I only had a few blemishes on my cheeks, but since turning forty, brown melasma has spread widely on both sides of my cheekbones and is overlapping with small blemishes, making my entire face look dull even when I wear makeup. I have been making sure to apply sunscreen for several years and have been consistently using Vitamin C ampoules, but I am upset because it seems to be getting darker this autumn.

However, my cheeks tend to turn red easily even with slight heat or exposure to cold wind, so I am worried that laser treatment might irritate them and actually cause the pigmentation to worsen. Therefore, I have a few questions I would like to ask during the consultation.

1) When melasma and blemishes are mixed, how do I distinguish between Pico Toning and Clarity Blemish Treatment when choosing, and is it okay to receive both at once?
2) Is it possible to receive pigment laser treatment on sensitive skin with cheek flushing, and is it possible to proceed in stages with lowered intensity?
3) How long do scabs or redness usually remain after the procedure, and when can I wear makeup? (I have a job, so I need to get the procedure done on the weekend and return to work on Monday.)
4) I have heard that melasma frequently recurs. What are the proper home care methods after the procedure and the recommended interval for re-treatment?
5) What are the essential points to check during the consultation, such as pigmentation depth or the presence of redness?

I am nervous as this is my first consultation, but I would appreciate it if you could assess my skin condition first and calmly advise me in a way that is not too strenuous. Thank you for reading.