I'm wondering if the small bump on my temple is a millet seed or another skin lesion.

Planned branch to visit: Maypure Hongdae Station Branch

What medical procedure should I consult regarding the small, raised, skin-colored bumps on my temples and the outer edges of my cheeks? It is easy to refer to them as "millet," but I cannot distinguish whether they are acne or another skin lesion. I would like to confirm first whether the flat bumps and the round, raised ones can be considered the same thing.

Can small bumps that are difficult to see in bright light but become visible when illuminated from the side be examined? The focus is poor when I take close-up photos with my phone, so I am wondering how I should prepare photos for the consultation. Would it be more helpful to take separate close-up shots of my entire face rather than marking their locations by touch?

Even if I don't know the exact time it first appeared, would it be sufficient to explain when it started becoming noticeable and whether the number has changed? I am wondering if it is appropriate to mention this even if I do not feel any itching or pain. I would like to have each one individually verified, rather than assuming they are all the same type just because similar shapes are visible nearby.

When I search, names like flat warts or milia also appear, but it is difficult to apply them to my condition simply because the photos are similar. During the consultation, could you explain what characteristics are used to distinguish them? Rather than booking a removal appointment right away, I would like to identify the type first and receive guidance on the appropriate treatment if necessary.

I am also wondering if it is appropriate to extract the dead skin cells or use exfoliating products at home. Since the bumps are small, I am tempted to rub or touch them, thinking it might be a skin texture issue. I would like to know what care I should avoid before getting it checked. Should I also mention the cosmetics I have recently used or how I remove facial hair during the consultation?

If I am considering removal, I would like to know if the procedure is limited to the visible areas or if the surrounding small parts are also examined. I would also like to know how the number and size are determined and how the cost is quoted. Explaining how to manage makeup, washing, and situations where hair comes into contact with the area during recovery would be helpful in scheduling an appointment.

I would like to inquire if treatment for these small facial bumps is available at the Hongdae Station branch. Rather than searching for similar-looking photos to name them, I would like to have my skin examined in person. Would it be okay to decide after hearing the explanation, rather than proceeding with removal immediately after the consultation? I am writing this because I think it would be better to know what they are first, rather than just ignoring them because they are small.