How are facial expression habits and differences in muscle mass between the left and right sides checked during a Botox consultation?

I am curious how muscle movements during facial expressions and the condition of the face when at rest are assessed separately during a Botox consultation at Maypure. I do not have a specific area designated for treatment; I am asking to understand the criteria examined during the consultation, which take precedence over the product or unit of measurement.

Since the facial expressions frequently used and the movement of the muscles on the left and right sides can differ from person to person, do you directly check expressions such as frowning or smiling during the consultation? I would also like to know what explanation I can receive when distinguishing whether the visible difference between the left and right sides is due to muscle usage or natural facial contours.

I am also curious about the criteria used when establishing a plan, specifically regarding cases where the same amount is applied to both sides versus cases where it is adjusted differently. Rather than just comparing numbers, may I ask during the consultation about the reasons for determining the application location and range, and the factors considered to ensure the facial expression does not become overly awkward?

I am also wondering if preparing photos or notes would be helpful for a first-time consultant who finds it difficult to accurately describe their usual facial expression habits. I would like to know if it is possible to make a decision after hearing the explanation rather than proceeding immediately on the same day, and if I can also receive guidance on when to check progress and how to respond when making follow-up inquiries. I want to.