Would it be helpful to prepare a video of myself making facial expressions before the forehead Botox consultation?

While organizing photos from an autumn gathering, I noticed that the horizontal line on my forehead was particularly visible the moment I smiled or raised my eyebrows. Since it's hard to tell just how noticeable it is from photos of me standing still, I became curious about what materials I should prepare for my forehead Botox consultation at Maypure.

I haven't decided on the procedure yet, but first, I would like to know how to distinguish between fine lines caused by dryness and lines resulting from facial expressions. Would it be better to show you separate photos of my face after moisturizing and after washing it? I am also wondering if a short video of me raising and lowering my eyebrows would be helpful for the consultation, in addition to a frontal photo taken under the same lighting.

I tend to raise my eyebrows when taking photos, so I would like to ask if you determine the amount based solely on the forehead, or if you also consider eyebrow position and movement habits. If I prefer a look that preserves my natural expression, what should I mention first during the consultation?

I would like to know if I can listen to the explanation and think about it before proceeding with the procedure immediately after the initial consultation, and at what point the facial expressions and fine lines are compared again if I decide to proceed. The image below is an AI-generated reference image to illustrate the problem area and is not an actual before-and-after photo or a review photo.