What is something you absolutely must ask when getting a lifting consultation?

I'm really planning to make a reservation this time, so I'm organizing my questions before the consultation haha.

I don't have much experience with dermatological procedures, so even if I listen to the explanation, I feel like I'll pretend to understand everything on the spot and then get curious later when I get home, haha.

I'm even more worried because there are so many types of lifting procedures.

When I have a consultation, I plan to clearly state that what I want is not a smaller face, but rather a focus on elasticity.

I also plan to say that I don't want too much change and want things to settle down naturally.

Is there anything else I absolutely need to ask?

I plan to ask about the basics, such as when the effects will start to appear and how many sessions are required.

I'm also curious about the duration.

I think I need to know in advance whether it's a one-time session or if I need to do it at regular intervals for several sessions so I can plan the cost.

You should definitely ask about pain and recovery time as well, right?

Since I have to go to work and exercise on weekdays, it is important to me how long the redness or swelling lasts.

I would also like to hear an explanation as to why this lifting procedure is suitable for my facial condition.

I am curious if they recommend it simply because it is a famous procedure, or if they choose it based on actual skin elasticity or facial volume.

I also plan to ask if the lifting intensity or range can be adjusted.

Also, I am wondering if I can just have a consultation on the day and decide on the procedure later.

I feel more at ease listening to the explanation, thinking it over at home, and then making a decision.

For those of you who have received a lifting consultation, is there anything you felt was a good idea to prepare questions in advance?

Conversely, please let me know if there are any things you came home wondering why you didn't ask about.

I would like to hear the key points to check during the first consultation based on actual experience.