Can I reduce wrinkles with frown line Botox while maintaining a natural facial expression?

Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Magok branch

When considering frown line Botox, could I discuss the degree to which wrinkles are smoothed out and whether my everyday facial expressions remain natural? I believe the goals differ depending on whether lines appear only when frowning or are visible even when at rest. I am asking this question because I would like to make a decision after first confirming which facial expressions cause the wrinkles, rather than simply trying to reduce movement as much as possible.

I am curious if the force used to bring the eyebrows together or the direction of movement varies from person to person, even when it comes to the space between the eyebrows. If one side moves more strongly, I would like to know if you proceed equally on both sides or if you adjust the plan based on your facial expression. I would also like to ask if I need to simply point to the location of the wrinkles, or if I need to demonstrate raising my eyebrows or frowning as well.

Also, are reducing frown lines and making the space between the eyebrows appear wider separate concerns? Even though the procedure description mentions a softer impression, I feel I need to see for myself what changes are possible on my face. In particular, I would like to hear during the consultation about how the sensation of opening my eyes and the potential changes to eyebrow height might occur. Maintaining a comfortable state of opening my eyes is my priority.

As a first-timer, I am also curious about how the dosage is determined. Rather than deciding based solely on the claim that starting with a low dose always looks natural, I would like to know how the decision is made based on muscle condition and desired goals. I am also curious about how much improvement can be expected without reducing movement more than necessary, and if you explain the issue of deep lines differently.

I would like to plan my schedule in advance. I think the timing of checking the results is important, not just whether the consultation and procedure can be done on the same day. I would like to ask if it is appropriate to consider additional procedures immediately just because the facial expression feels unfamiliar after only a few days, or if there is time to thoroughly examine and evaluate the results. I would also like to know what facial expressions and conditions are compared when I visit again to check the results.

If I book a consultation at the Magok branch, should I also mention any previous facial procedures I've had and any medications I'm currently taking? Please let me know if there are any specific details I absolutely must disclose in advance, such as if the area around my eyes feels heavy. Since everyone has different facial expressions that feel comfortable, I would like the consultation to be based on how natural I look when speaking and smiling, rather than just a single shot from a photo. It seemed like a simple area, but there is actually a lot to consider, haha.