In a Maypure jawline consultation, what criteria are used if the photo and the mirror reflection differ?

My jawline appears more saggy on one side in photos, but the difference is less noticeable when looking straight ahead in the mirror. I am wondering how I should prepare my consultation materials. During a Maypure consultation, would reviewing frontal and side photos, along with videos of my usual facial expressions, be helpful in determining the actual areas of concern?

I plan to take photos under the same lighting and distance, categorized by neutral expression, speaking, and smiling. Before visiting Maypure, would it be helpful to briefly record any weight changes, sleeping direction, or habits regarding resting the chin on the hand to help explain the differences between the left and right sides?

During the consultation, I would like to know the order in which skin elasticity, fat distribution, and muscle movement are checked. Rather than determining specific equipment or the number of sessions first, I would like to be explained the priority order for each area, such as the area under the chin and the sides of the cheeks, as well as the ranges to avoid when facial expressions change.

If the feel of the photos taken on the day of the Maypure consultation differs from photos taken at home, under what conditions are they compared again? I would also like to know if I can gather more lifestyle records after just hearing the plan without proceeding immediately, and how best to check for swelling and when I can apply makeup to fit my work schedule.