Does the timing for a follow-up consultation vary depending on the wrinkle Botox cycle and movement in different areas?

I am a 35-year-old woman who would like to consult about both wrinkles and pores. I have not yet decided which procedure to receive, so first, I would like to know what to check when creating a wrinkle care plan. I am curious whether the frequency of wrinkle Botox is usually explained as a fixed number of months, or if it is determined individually based on the movement of the area initially consulted and the remaining response.

If the area treated is different, such as the forehead or around the eyes, can the next consultation date be adjusted? I would like to know if you check to see how much facial expression movement has returned and if there are any discomforts, rather than immediately adding the treatment just because wrinkles have reappeared. I would also like to ask if, even if I schedule the next visit in advance during the wrinkle Botox consultation, it can be postponed or adjusted later depending on my condition.

When I first receive the treatment plan explanation, would it be helpful to note down the re-evaluation schedule along with the product name, application area, and dosage? Since the purpose of a follow-up visit and the next treatment session seem different, I would like to be told separately when to contact and schedule appointments for each. If I start wrinkle Botox treatment, I would like to understand the criteria tailored to my condition and make a decision, rather than simply repeating the treatment at short intervals. Please guide me on the information I should prepare and the questions I should ask before the consultation.