Would it be okay if I assessed your elasticity and hydration status first before consulting about lifting?

Hello. Before looking into lifting procedures at Maypure, I would like to first ask about skin care during the changing seasons and the consultation process. Since I haven't had the procedure done yet, rather than relying on reviews to judge effectiveness, I am curious about the criteria I should use during the initial consultation to make a decision. In autumn, dryness and skin elasticity are often discussed together; how do you distinguish during the consultation between a condition requiring hydration and one that warrants considering a lifting procedure?

When considering treatments like Shrink Universe or InMode, I would like to know if you also check cheek volume, skin thickness, and fat conditions, rather than just looking at the jawline. I suspect that even within the same lower facial care, the recommended method might differ depending on the underlying cause. I am also curious if, for dry or sensitive skin, you tend to start with moisturizing and soothing treatments before scheduling the lifting procedure, and if it is acceptable to have a consultation first.

Also, rather than trying to do everything at once from the start, I would like to select only the necessary parts. Before deciding on the procedure, how much should I check regarding expected redness or swelling, precautions for daily life, and the interval for the next consultation or care? I understand that this varies depending on the individual's condition, so rather than offering a definitive answer, I would like to hear about the basic consultation items checked at Maypure.

The attached photo is an AI example image intended to illustrate the area in question and is not a photo of my actual skin or before-and-after photos of the procedure. This post is also a general inquiry with sentences organized with the help of AI. I understand that an in-person consultation is necessary to assess the actual condition.