I have a habit of tensing my eyebrows a lot; would Botox be okay for me?

I have a habit of unconsciously tensing my eyebrows, so I am concerned that the wrinkles between my eyebrows seem to be getting deeper lately. I feel like I particularly strain my eyes and furrow my brows when looking at a computer or phone for a long time, and when I look at photos, I often see lines remaining between my eyebrows even in everyday life.

At first, I thought these wrinkles only appeared when I made facial expressions, but recently, I've noticed them appearing little by little even when I'm not making any facial expressions, so I realized I need to take care of them. I've heard that Botox is often used for these kinds of expression lines, so I'm looking into it, but since I've never had it done myself, I have a lot of questions.

My biggest concern is that my facial expression might look too awkward. My goal is to reduce tension between my eyebrows and alleviate wrinkles, not to make my facial expression look stiff. I am also wondering if mentioning during the consultation that I want to maintain a natural expression helps in adjusting the amount or areas of treatment.

I am also curious about how long the procedure takes for glabellar Botox and how much pain is involved. I would like to know if I can return to my daily life immediately after the procedure, and how long any bruising or swelling lasts if it occurs. I would also like to know in advance when the effects appear and how long they last.

If anyone has received Botox due to a habit of tensing their eyebrows, I am curious to know how their facial expressions or wrinkles actually changed. It would be helpful to share both the aspects you were satisfied with and the parts you found less satisfactory after the procedure, as this will serve as a reference for my initial consultation.