During the initial lifting consultation, how are differences between the left and right sides of the face assessed and reflected in the plan?

I am looking into a consultation for Maypure Lifting for skin firming. I have no prior experience with the procedure, so I am curious about how the face is examined before deciding on a method. I would also like to know if the shape of the left and right cheeks or jawlines are checked separately during the consultation, and if any existing differences are recorded.

It seems that even the same person can look different on each side depending on the photo angle or facial expression. How do you distinguish between simple differences in photography and actual differences in skin and volume during an examination? I am curious if you also examine movements when smiling or tensing the jaw, in addition to frontal and profile photos. I would also like to ask what rationale you explain if you plan the treatment scope or intensity differently for each side.

I would also like to know how you differentiate between the differences observed during the consultation that can be addressed with a lifting procedure and those that require investigation into other underlying causes. Rather than expecting a result where both sides are perfectly aligned, I would like to first hear about the achievable goals and limitations based on my current condition. If I decide to proceed with the procedure, I would also like to be informed about the reference photos and records that will be kept for future comparisons of the progress.

The attached photo is an AI reference image created for privacy protection and is not a photo of my actual skin or the results of the procedure.