During the Botox consultation, is the treatment area determined by observing facial expressions?

I am concerned about internal dryness and loss of elasticity, and I am also interested in Botox, so I am looking into a consultation at Maypure. Since I have never had the procedure done before, I would like to know what changes I can expect from Botox regarding my concerns before choosing a product or price.

During the initial consultation, do you examine the face separately when relaxed and when making facial expressions? I am also curious how you distinguish between fine lines that appear prominent due to dryness and wrinkles caused by muscle movements. If these concerns are difficult to resolve with Botox, I would like to ask if it is possible to try moisturizing care first instead of deciding on the procedure immediately.

Specifically, when consulting about the forehead or glabella, what criteria do you use to decide whether to examine only that specific area or to assess the movements of the surrounding muscles as well? I am curious if the initial scope can be kept small to avoid overly restricting facial expressions, and if there are any conditions I need to inform you of in advance to minimize discomfort, such as heavy eyelids. Please explain what movements you observe in the examination room rather than making a judgment based solely on a single photograph.

The attached photo is an AI reference image created for privacy protection and is not a photo of my actual skin or the results of the procedure.