Should I also adjust my use of exfoliating products before consulting about nose blackhead management?

I would like to inquire with Maypure regarding sebum management for the autumn season. Rather than automatically assuming the black spots on my nose are blackheads, I would like to receive a consultation to first determine if they are sebaceous gland filaments or if there is another issue. I am curious if the management methods differ even if they look similar on the surface.

Especially during dry weather, it is difficult to determine whether it is okay to wash your face more or use nose strips frequently just because your nose is oily. I try to avoid forcibly squeezing products or switching multiple products at once at home before examining my skin in person.

If I were to schedule a consultation for sebum control treatments like Aqua Peel, would it be helpful to let you know the usage frequency and last date of the exfoliating toner, retinol products, and nose strips I normally use? I would also like to know if it is better to visit with my usual routine before the consultation, or if there are any items I should adjust in advance to minimize irritation. Rather than having a discontinuation period arbitrarily set, I would prefer to receive guidance tailored to my skin condition.

I would also like to ask if, on days when there is redness or stinging, you check the soothing or moisturizing status first rather than sebum management. It would also be helpful for me to prepare for the consultation if you could explain whether the goals of managing sebum on the nose differ from procedures that address the pores themselves.

The attached image is an AI reference image created to illustrate the problem area and is not a photo of my actual skin or before-and-after photos of a procedure. This is not a review of a procedure, but a question regarding managing nose sebum during the changing seasons and preparing for a consultation.