Who is recommended for Skin Botox? How do you determine if a patient has concerns about acne, pores, and fine lines?

I am a 35-year-old woman concerned about acne, enlarged pores, and wrinkles, so I would like to consult on how to manage them. I am wondering if cases where I am concerned about both pores and fine lines are included in the recommendations for Skin Botox. Rather than choosing a treatment based solely on its name, I would like to know what I should check first regarding my current skin condition.

Please explain whether you evaluate areas with acne and areas with visible pores separately, and whether you postpone the procedure or change the order of care based on the presence of inflammation. Since I suspect that Skin Botox may not be effective for all types of wrinkles or pores in the same way, I am curious about the criteria used during the consultation to differentiate between the expected changes and limitations.

I would also like to know if I need to distinguish between wrinkles caused by facial expressions and fine lines on the skin surface, and if there is anything I need to convey in advance to help maintain natural facial movements. Would it be helpful to prepare a list of any cosmetics I use and any medications I am currently taking before the consultation?

Please also provide guidance on precautions to check before deciding on skin Botox, symptoms requiring contact during recovery, and when to re-examine my progress. Rather than deciding on multiple treatments at once, I would like to calmly determine the priorities that best suit my concerns first.