I am in my late 50s; if my forehead wrinkles deepen, can I manage them with Botox?

As I get older, I am bothered by the wrinkles appearing one by one on my face.

Especially these days, my forehead wrinkles seem more noticeable than before, so I get worried every time I look in the mirror.

I used to think that wrinkles formed when making facial expressions were unavoidable, but now it seems like there are still slight lines on my forehead even when I'm not making any facial expressions.

I have been consistently using firming creams and moisturizing products at home, but it is not easy to manage existing wrinkles with cosmetics alone.

So I am looking into Maypure wrinkle Botox.

However, I am curious whether Botox is used for wrinkles that appear when making facial expressions, or if it can be expected to be effective on wrinkles that have already deepened.

Also, since I am on the older side and my forehead elasticity has decreased, I am concerned that getting Botox might make my eyebrows or eyelids feel heavy.

I would like to be able to make natural expressions rather than having a face that is too wrinkle-free.

If someone in their late 50s has both forehead wrinkles and loss of elasticity, what should be checked before a consultation?