How is loss of elasticity assessed by facial area during a lifting consultation?

I am curious how the condition is categorized and assessed during a lifting consultation, especially if the loss of elasticity appears different in specific areas such as the jawline, cheeks, and mouth corners. I would like to know if facial movements are examined in addition to frontal and profile views. I have heard that the appropriate treatment method or scope of application may vary depending on skin thickness, sensitivity, and volume distribution; what criteria can I expect to be explained during the consultation? I am also wondering if the interval needs to be adjusted if I have recently received or have other skin treatments scheduled. I would like to know if temporary redness, swelling, or tightness is possible after the treatment, when I can return to my daily routine, and receive guidance on precautions regarding cleansing, makeup, and exercise. I would also like to confirm the expected changes and limitations during the initial consultation, as well as the criteria for re-evaluation to determine whether and when to proceed with the next treatment.

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