When consulting about Botox for fine lines around the mouth, do you also check for movements during speaking and eating first?

Hello. I am looking into a Botox consultation because of fine lines around my mouth, but I am more curious about whether there will be any discomfort when moving my mouth normally than how much the wrinkles will fade. Since I haven't had the procedure done yet, it is difficult for me to give a review-like answer, so I would like to ask what I should check before the consultation.

The lines visible when at rest may have different causes than those that appear when smiling or pursing the lips. I am curious if Maypure examines the corners of the mouth not only for skin dryness or sagging but also for movements such as speaking, smiling, and closing the lips. Rather than deciding on a procedure simply because wrinkles are present, I would like to first know which areas should be left as they are.

I am particularly cautious about the area around the mouth, as it is constantly used when eating or drinking. Could you please differentiate during the consultation whether it is better to forgo Botox or to explore other treatments first? I would like to know if the assessment is made by dividing the area into smaller sections, or if it is possible to choose to monitor the condition without treatment.

If I decide to proceed with the procedure, I would like to be informed in advance about which changes require monitoring and which discomfort requires contacting the clinic immediately. Rather than making definitive judgments about the effectiveness, I would appreciate it if you could first share the criteria that suit me for making a decision.