LDM management consultation, are there any limitations to check first, even for dry skin?

While looking into skincare due to dryness, I came across the name LDM. I heard that the procedure differs from injection-based methods like skin boosters, so I am wondering if I can assume it will be less intimidating just based on the name. This is not a review of the treatment yet; I am simply asking about the items to check during the consultation before making a decision.

When considering LDM for dry skin, do you first check the condition of the skin barrier or the presence of inflammation? I would also like to know the criteria for postponing treatment if there are wounds on the face or if I experience stinging after applying cosmetics. If the treatment involves ultrasound, I am curious if there are any mandatory details I must disclose during the consultation, such as pre-existing conditions or implanted medical devices.

I would like to prioritize confirming whether I am in a condition to receive the treatment safely, rather than focusing on the duration or frequency of the sessions. Would it be acceptable to have just a consultation first, then monitor the progress while performing moisturizing care at home, and then make a decision? The attached image is for reference only to explain the consultation topic and is not intended to show the before and after results of a specific procedure. It is.