How are left-right movement recordings and progress checks conducted during a Botox consultation?

I am curious about how facial movements are assessed when keeping the face still and when making expressions during a Botox consultation. Rather than making definitive judgments about changes in specific areas, I would like to know first what is observed and recorded during the consultation process, so I am inquiring about general standards.

If a difference in left-right movement is observed, I would like to know if usual facial habits and muscle strength are also considered, and if pre-procedure photos or facial expression videos can be saved to be compared later under the same conditions. When explaining the product name and usage amount, would it be possible to receive separate guidance on the treatment plan for each area and the reason for adjusting for the left-right difference?

If I need to monitor the progress rather than making a judgment based solely on the appearance immediately after the procedure, I would like to know when I should visit again and what facial expressions are used for evaluation. I would also like to inquire if there is a procedure to assess the condition through a consultation first, rather than proceeding with additional procedures immediately, if the expected changes are minimal or the facial expression feels awkward.

I would like to know if consultation and progress check costs are included in the initial estimate, and what specific items are separately notified if additional treatment or adjustments are required. Since the same amount of work or schedule may not apply to everyone, I would like to organize a list of questions to confirm when establishing an individual plan.