When the corners of the mouth droop when the face is expressionless, which part do you notice first?

Rather than focusing on making my lips fuller, I would like to consult about the way the corners of my mouth appear to droop when I have a neutral expression. It seems simple if you only consider the small area of ​​the corners, but I realized the explanation would likely vary depending on the overall appearance of the mouth area and my facial expressions. Rather than deciding whether to choose Botox or fillers first, I would like to know what specific aspects are evaluated.

First, should I distinguish between the direction of the corners of the mouth themselves and the shadows created by the skin folding at the sides? Even though they may look similar in photos, I think they could be described as different concerns during an actual consultation. I am wondering if pointing to the areas I am concerned about in a mirror would help identify the cause.

If I am concerned about a relaxed expression rather than being self-conscious when smiling, do you check both my neutral and smiling faces during the consultation? I would also like to know if you observe my movements when speaking or closing my lips. I think it is important to show natural expressions rather than making a judgment based on just a single frontal photo.

I am also wondering how to describe the look I am looking for. Would it be sufficient to say that I want to maintain a relaxed impression rather than constantly appearing to be smiling? I also want to convey in advance that I do not wish to significantly alter the thickness or original shape of my lips. I would like to specifically define the scope of the changes I expect during the consultation.

If I am advised to get Botox or fillers, I would like to hear an explanation of the expected roles of each. I am curious if there are cases where only one is considered or if different methods are taken into account, even for the same concern regarding the corners of the mouth. If it is better to monitor the condition without treatment, I would also appreciate it if you could explain the reasons for that.

Since the area around the mouth constantly moves when speaking and eating, I do not want to leave out the question regarding naturalness. What should I check regarding the shape when smiling, and the sensation when drinking water or moving my lips? I would like to be fully informed about the risks and potential discomfort associated with each procedure before making a decision.

I am also curious to know how much adjustment I can expect if the corners of my mouth appear to be at different heights. Rather than trying to eliminate all the natural differences in my face, I want to distinguish between the natural movements I want to maintain and the parts that can be changed. Since it is my first time, explaining the look I want in words is just as difficult as choosing the procedure itself, haha.

I would like to inquire if it is possible to have a consultation at Maypure Mia Branch where we can examine both the direction of the corners of my mouth and facial expressions. I am also curious to know what explanations were most helpful to those who have consulted with similar concerns. Rather than deciding on a specific procedure, I would like to make a decision after understanding which parts of my face are being evaluated.