Would it be helpful to bring a photo and show the shape I want for the filler?

I'm thinking of booking a filler consultation, but explaining exactly what I want in words is much harder than I thought, haha.

If I say, "Please make it look natural," I think everyone has a different idea of ​​what "natural" means. On the other hand, I don't think it would be meaningful to take a photo of a celebrity and ask them to do it exactly like that, because my facial structure is different.

I am thinking about getting chin filler, and when I look at photos of myself from a few years ago, my jawline looks a bit more defined than it does now.

So, I'm wondering if it would be more helpful to take my old photos instead of others and explain that I like this kind of vibe.

For those of you who have received filler consultations, did you prepare the photo you wanted?

I'm also wondering if it would be good to show both the front and the side views.

I’m just as certain about the results I want as I am about the results I don’t want, so I’m going to say that I don’t like shapes that are too pointy and I also want to avoid looking long from the front haha.

Would it help with the design if I also described the shape I dislike like this?

Also, after consulting, I think there might be cases where they tell me that fillers aren't absolutely necessary in the areas I was concerned about.

In that case, would it be okay to just listen to the explanation and reconsider instead of proceeding with the procedure right away?

Since it's my first time, I don't want to make an impulsive decision.

For those who were satisfied with the filler results, how did you convey the look you wanted during the consultation?

I'd appreciate it if you could share your experience on whether it's better to prepare a lot of photos or just accurately state the most important points :)