Is it enough to just ask for a natural look when getting a Botox consultation?

I'm actually planning to book a consultation this time, but I don't know what to say or how to say it when I get there lol

Since it's my first time getting Botox, I don't know any of the professional terms or the appropriate amount.

All I want is to keep my facial expressions natural and just make my wrinkles look a little less noticeable.

If I ask them to make it natural during a consultation, do they usually understand the feeling I want?

Or I'm wondering if it would be more helpful to show what facial expressions I usually use or explain the parts I'm concerned about in detail.

I don't like the feeling of completely ceasing to move, nor do I want to change to the point where people around me immediately notice.

For those getting Botox for the first time, it would be good to emphasize these points in advance, right?

Also, I would like to know if I can ask about when the effects will appear and the duration of the results during the consultation.

Would it be a good idea to check in advance what to do if the desired result turns out to be too weak?

I'm the type of person who forgets all the questions I had in mind when I get nervous during a consultation, so I plan to write them down in advance haha.

I also really want to ask about things I shouldn't do after getting Botox and when I can wear makeup.

Also, I think it would be good to mention the medications you usually take and your health condition first, so I would like to check that as well.

I am also wondering if I can just get a Botox consultation first and decide later whether to proceed with the procedure on the same day.

I want to start when I have heard a full explanation and feel at ease.

For those of you who received a Botox consultation for the first time, was there anything you felt was a good idea to prepare questions in advance?

Please let me know if there is anything you regretted not asking about when you got home later haha.

My main goal is to receive it naturally, so I am wondering what key points I absolutely must mention during the first consultation.