How are previous treatment history and treatment intervals checked during a Shurink consultation?

I would like to know what criteria I should use to organize my history of other skin treatments or procedures when preparing for a Shurink consultation. If I am considering various treatments for the same area, I believe it is necessary to assess both the skin condition and the purpose of each treatment together, rather than simply waiting a few days between sessions. Therefore, I am asking about the general consultation procedure.

If I do not know the exact name of the equipment or settings from the previous treatment, would it be helpful to bring the date, the area treated, and the precautions I was instructed to at the time? If redness or irritation remains, I would like to know if I can receive a consultation first and decide whether to proceed later, and what changes I should record while waiting.

I would also like to know if there are criteria for postponing treatments based on skin condition on the day, even if the planned interval has passed. It would be helpful to establish a manageable schedule if I could receive an explanation during the consultation on how to distinguish between treatments that can be done on the same day and those that require separate bookings, as well as which changes need to be reported to the clinic before the next visit.