Who is recommended for Skin Botox? Shall we get a consultation if your makeup doesn't look good?

I am curious about who is recommended for Skin Botox. Can I also receive a consultation if I am looking into skin care simply to make my makeup apply better? I feel that noticeable pores and makeup caking due to dead skin cells are different concerns, but since neither makes the skin look smooth on the surface, it is difficult to distinguish them on my own. I would like to know what areas you check first at the Maypure Hwajeong branch.

During a skin Botox consultation, do you also consider your usual makeup routine or products in addition to examining the skin surface? If the condition differs depending on whether you apply a thin layer or multiple layers, there might be aspects of daily life to check rather than just the procedure itself. I organized these questions because I wanted to explain specifically what situations cause discomfort, rather than vaguely stating that my desired result is simply improved skin.

In particular, I am curious how you assess skin that exhibits both dryness and oiliness when deciding whether to proceed with Skin Botox. If concerns vary by area—such as when the area around the nose is shiny but makeup settles on the cheeks—is the scope of treatment determined differently? I would like an honest explanation as to whether I can expect the same results across all areas, and if there are limitations to the specific areas I consider important.

Would it be helpful to take a picture of my face with cakey makeup before the Skin Botox consultation? Since I will be removing my makeup during the visit, I think it will be difficult to explain my usual discomfort verbally. I am wondering if preparing an unedited photo and the names of the products I am currently using would be sufficient. I do not intend to be judged solely based on the photo; I would like to bring it as supplementary material to explain my condition when you examine my actual skin.

I would also like to know what criteria are used to monitor changes after Skin Botox. I am concerned that changing my cosmetics at the same time might make it confusing to see the differences, so I would like to ask if it is better to monitor the results while maintaining my usual products and lifestyle habits to some extent. If there are any products that need to be temporarily discontinued due to skin reactions, I would like to be informed about that separately.

Would it be okay if I mentioned my expectations first during the consultation at the Hwajeong branch? Haha. I am not looking for skin with absolutely no visible pores; I just want to understand what specific areas I can actually expect to improve. I plan to make a decision after confirming if this treatment is appropriate for my current concerns. If you could let me know whether you are proceeding and what I need to prepare for the first consultation, I will organize my skin condition and visit.