If the height of both eyebrows appears different, can this be confirmed through a Botox consultation?

Planned branch to visit: Maypure Mia Branch

I am wondering if it is possible to verify through a Botox consultation if the height of my eyebrows appears slightly different on each side. I feel it is important to distinguish between the difference caused by how I draw my eyebrows and the actual degree to which they are raised. I would like to know what criteria are used for the consultation when there is a difference between when I am at rest and when I make facial expressions.

Rather than stating right away that I want to raise or lower one eyebrow, should we also consider the movements of the forehead and around the eyes? I am wondering if trying to adjust only the eyebrow position could change the feeling of opening my eyes or my facial expressions in general. Rather than deciding on the procedure immediately just because the left and right sides look different in photos, I would like to hear an explanation of which parts of my natural facial structure and movement have an impact.

If I am preparing photos for a consultation, would a frontal shot with relaxed eyebrows be best? I am also curious if smiling or wide-eyed shots are necessary, and if short videos are helpful for understanding movement. Since tilting the phone or turning the face even slightly can make the height appear different, I think we should standardize the shooting method first. I would also like to know the scope of what can be verified through photos and the parts that need to be seen in person.

I would like to ask if aiming for perfect left-right symmetry is appropriate, even if I am considering Botox. Since some degree of natural symmetry is expected, I would appreciate it if you could explain the parts of my face that can actually be changed and the parts that are better left as they are. I feel that being able to open my eyes comfortably and have natural expressions is more important than simply matching eyebrow heights to numbers.

I am also curious how detailed I should be in describing the timing and areas if I have previously received procedures on my forehead or around my eyes. Even if I have no history of procedures, do you check for details such as whether my eyelids feel heavy or if I have a habit of tensing one side more than the other? I think it would be helpful to explain the discomfort I feel and the differences visible in photos separately during the consultation.

I am asking the Mia branch first if I can schedule a Botox consultation to address these concerns. If Botox is not an appropriate solution, I would like to hear the reason first. If I do proceed, I am curious how you distinguish between immediate changes and changes that need to be checked over time, and when you evaluate the results. My questions have become a bit long because I want to know if this is a difference that doesn't require intervention, rather than just getting it corrected unconditionally.