Regarding the Density effect, are facial contours and skin elasticity checked separately?

While researching the effects of Density, I became curious whether facial contours and skin elasticity should be considered separately. When thinking of lifting, it is easy to first imagine the face looking smaller, but what I want to confirm during the consultation is how areas where the skin appears loose are assessed. I would like to know if this consultation is available at the Maypure Hwajeong branch, and what condition is examined first during a first visit.

During the Density consultation, do you differentiate between the remaining volume in my face and my skin condition? I feel that having slightly sunken cheeks is different from having sagging skin, and it would be difficult to determine which is which just by looking in the mirror on my own. Rather than coming with a specific result photo in mind, would it be better to tell you the areas I am concerned about and have the causes identified? I would like to hear about both the parts that need change and the parts that can be left as they are.

I am also curious if the plan is to treat both sides of the face identically when determining the scope of Density. Since no two people have exactly the same face shape, I would like to know if you verify if there is an actual difference first if I mention that I am more concerned about one side. Rather than simply asking you to correct the asymmetry I feel, I would like to be informed if it might be due to my posture or facial expressions. I would appreciate it if you could discuss during the consultation whether the changes I expect are realistic.

I would also like to ask about the criteria for verifying the effects of Density. Aside from the change in my jawline, I am curious to know what specific parts of the skin are examined. In particular, could you explain the difference between how I look immediately after the procedure and how I look later? I need to know at what point I should compare things so that I don't interpret the results differently every time I look in the mirror. If it is still difficult to make a judgment at this stage, I would also like to know the reason why.

When I go for a Dencerty consultation, should I also summarize my recent weight changes and previous facial treatment history? I want to provide all the information relevant to my concerns without omitting anything. I am more curious about what specific aspects of my face are being considered right now, rather than just hearing product names or equipment descriptions. Please let me know the current packages offered at the Hwajeong branch and how to schedule a consultation. I intend to listen to the explanation first, understand the changes I can expect and the limitations of my current condition, and then decide whether to proceed.