When recommending forehead fillers, do you also separately consider the lines that form when lifting the eyebrows?

Hello. I have a question regarding my forehead consultation. It seems that a flat forehead and the horizontal line that appears when raising the eyebrows might be different issues. When looking at the description for forehead filler recommendations, I would like to know if I should only consider cases where there is a lack of volume, or if the shape visible depending on facial expressions is also taken into account.

I would also like to know if you examine me separately when I am still and when I have my eyes wide open. Should I also mention my eyebrow position or eye-opening habits during the consultation, rather than making a decision based solely on my forehead? If I wish to maintain a natural impression, I would like to be guided first on situations where it is better not to make any changes, rather than focusing on the extent of the possible alterations.

I would also like to ask if I am required to decide on the procedure on the same day just because I am receiving a consultation for forehead fillers. I would feel more at ease if I could simply have the consultation, fully understand the explanation, and then make a decision later. If I decide to proceed with the procedure, I would also like to hear about any potential discomfort, symptoms requiring immediate contact, and the schedule for follow-up appointments.

This is not a review of the procedure I have received yet. I would appreciate it if you could let me know what materials or questions I should prepare for my first visit so that my condition can be assessed based on whether I am a suitable candidate for forehead fillers.