Regarding skin Botox consultations, how are the scopes for skin texture management determined differently for the cheeks and jaw?

I am wondering if the cheeks and jaw are evaluated using the same standards when consulting about Skin Botox at Maypure. Since I suspect that treatments aimed at pores or skin texture will differ from Botox targeting facial muscles, I would like to learn about the application locations and the changes I can expect first, rather than just the product name.

First, since the skin thickness and movement differ between the inner cheeks and the jaw area, I would like to ask what factors are checked during the examination to determine the scope of the procedure. I would like to know if the only option is to treat the entire face, or if it is possible to consult about the necessary areas first and decide on the rest after observing the progress. It would also be helpful if you could explain areas where it is difficult to determine the necessity of the procedure based solely on the texture visible in photos.

Before the consultation, how much information should I have regarding any medications I am taking, topical products I am applying, and my history of previous procedures? I am particularly curious about the potential impact on facial expressions or smiling movements, considering the area close to the mouth, and how to distinguish between temporary changes and reactions that require medical attention.

Finally, I would like to be guided on the guidelines for resuming face washing, makeup, and exercise on the day of the procedure, as well as the timing for the next follow-up check. I would also like to hear the costs by area and the included soothing care separately, and confirm in advance whether I can make a decision immediately after the consultation. I want to.