I want to consult about fine lines at the corners of my eyes when I smile, while keeping my facial expression natural.

I am curious if you look at my appearance when I am still and when I am smiling separately when consulting about fine lines at the corners of my eyes. I do not want to completely eliminate the wrinkles that appear when I make facial expressions; I would like to first understand which parts are natural changes associated with different expressions. I am asking because I think it will be difficult to explain the feeling I am usually self-conscious about based solely on a photo of me with a neutral expression.

When looking into eye procedures, the biggest concern is how it might change my smiling expression. Is it too vague a request to say that I only want to reduce wrinkles while maintaining the smile that includes my eyes? I would like to hear an explanation during the consultation regarding what I can expect and how the standard for a natural expression is met.

Would it be better if I also distinguished between the lines spreading outward from the corners of my eyes and the fine lines forming right below them? Since they are in close proximity, they might seem like the same concern, but I think the approach could differ. I am wondering if I should point to the desired location in the mirror while explaining, or if preparing a photo of myself smiling would be helpful.

If I get a consultation at the Maypure City Hall Station branch, I would like to know if I need to book an appointment specifically for eye area Botox from the start. I want to determine first whether my fine skin texture is noticeable due to dryness or if my concerns are related to facial expressions. I would also like to ask if, depending on the consultation results, I might receive advice on moisturizing care or other treatment options first.

I am also curious about what is checked during the consultation if the shape of the wrinkles around both eyes is different. Since it might look different depending on the photo angle or smiling habits, I am not sure if I should aim to make both sides exactly the same. I would appreciate it if you could explain the distinction between natural facial expression differences and the parts that can be adjusted.

Since the procedure involves the eye area, I would like to ask about potential discomfort in advance. If I usually have dry eyes or wear contact lenses, do I need to mention this during the consultation? If I am recommended the procedure, I would like to check not only for the expected changes but also for any discomfort that might occur when closing my eyes or smiling. I am also curious about when I should contact the clinic.

I would also like to ask if it is possible to plan the degree of change conservatively from the start. Rather than being judged simply as "less is better" for a natural look, I would like to hear an explanation based on how my facial expressions are perceived. If I know in advance when to check the results after the procedure and the criteria for needing further consultation, I think I won't have to worry and make judgments on my own every time I look in the mirror.

For those who have consulted with similar concerns, how did you convey the look you were looking for? I am wondering if it would be better to explain the facial expressions I want to maintain and the areas I am self-conscious about, rather than showing a photo of a specific person. Please let me know if it is possible to consult about my eye corner concerns at the City Hall Station branch while checking my facial movements.