There is no particulate filter and no EGR circuit on a Lamborghini to worry about. The issue is heat, and a car that spends far more time parked than driven.
On the Gallardo LP560-4, LP570-4 and LP550-2 (2008–2013), fuel is injected straight into the cylinder, so it never washes the back of the intake valves. Oil vapour bakes onto them instead, and the temperatures these engines run at set that deposit hard. Because the car covers so few kilometres, nobody expects carbon — and then the intake comes off and there it is. The Huracán, Aventador, Murciélago and earlier Gallardo spray fuel onto the valves, so they rarely need that work.
We quote after we have looked at the engine, not before, and nothing happens without your say-so.