Density consultation: How are skin thickness and cheek fat volume evaluated separately?

While researching Density, I realized that skin elasticity and facial volume should not be equated, so I became curious about Maypure's consultation criteria. I would like to know if the explanation varies depending on surface dryness, skin thickness, and the amount of underlying fat, even when the skin appears loose. I would also like to ask how you verify aspects that are difficult to judge from photos alone during an in-person consultation.

When consulting about both the cheeks and jawline, do you guide patients by distinguishing between areas where improvement can be expected and those that should be maintained? Rather than choosing the number of shots or intensity first, I would like to make a decision after understanding the reasons for recommending the procedure and the areas to avoid. In particular, when the goal is to change the facial contour, I am curious to know what areas are difficult to address with Denserty alone, and whether there are cases where you recommend postponing the procedure and starting with moisturizing care.

Would it be possible to establish a plan after a single consultation and monitoring progress, rather than deciding on multiple sessions from the start? Please explain the appropriate timing for checking changes, the standards for lighting and facial expressions when comparing them, and how to distinguish between temporary swelling and reactions requiring monitoring. Regarding the cost, I would also like to know the specific treatment area, number of shots, and whether soothing care is included. I want to determine through a consultation whether this procedure is right for me and to set a realistic range of expectations. 습니다.