Is it possible to consult about the tip of my chin looking uneven when I tense my mouth?

I am writing to inquire about the curvature on the surface of the chin, rather than the jawline or face width. You know how the chin can sometimes look bumpy like an orange peel when you close your lips or tense the area around your mouth? I would like to know if I can discuss this appearance during a Botox consultation, or if I should have other areas checked first.

If there is a significant difference between when I am relaxed and when I make a specific facial expression, how should I present myself during the consultation? I am wondering if it is sufficient to show myself with my mouth closed or speaking during the session. Since it may be difficult to explain the moments I am usually self-conscious about with just a single frontal photo, I would also like to ask if a short video would be helpful.

At first, seeing only the term "jaw," I thought it might be similar to a square jaw consultation, but the specific location I am curious about is below the lower lip, not the sides of the jaw. When making an appointment, should I specify that the surface changes when I tense my chin? I am asking because I believe I need to describe the exact area to receive the necessary consultation.

I am curious if the Maypure Gimpo Janggi branch considers mouth-closing habits or the shape of the chin in addition to facial expressions when consulting about this concern. I don't think we can definitively conclude that the cause is the same even if the unevenness appears similar. Rather than focusing on whether the procedure I envisioned is correct, I would like to be explained first as to why it looks that way.

If I were to consider the procedure, my desired change would be to make the surface that stands out when I strain my tendons less bothersome, rather than drastically altering the shape of my jaw. Would it be possible to fully convey this goal during the consultation? I would appreciate it if you could distinguish between the aspects that can be changed by the procedure and those that need to be considered separately, such as the natural shape of my jaw.

Since this area is close to the mouth, I would also like to ask about everyday movements. I am curious how I can be informed about the possibility of experiencing discomfort during actions I normally do not consciously think about, such as speaking, drinking water, and eating. I would like to know in advance if there is anything I need to check regarding the movement of the lower lip, beyond just bruising or swelling.

I am curious if you check for differences in movement between the two sides during the initial consultation. How do you assess cases where one side appears more pronounced depending on the way force is applied? I would also like guidance on when to check the condition after the procedure and when to contact you if the feeling differs from expectations. It seems I have fewer questions just because it is a small area, haha.

For those who have consulted with similar concerns, how did you describe the condition of your chin? I am also wondering if it might be better to show my natural appearance in everyday life rather than intentionally tensing my jaw when taking photos. I would appreciate it if you could let me know if I can receive a consultation regarding these facial expression-related chin concerns at the Gimpo Janggi branch, along with how to make a reservation.