How are the lifting scope and recovery schedule determined during the consultation for jawline and cheek sagging?

I am curious about the criteria used to differentiate between jawline and cheek sagging during consultations when looking into lifting procedures. I have heard that the approach considered—whether ultrasound or radiofrequency—can vary depending on face shape, skin thickness, and fat volume, so I would like to know what specific factors are checked during the consultation rather than just choosing a procedure name first. In particular, I would like to know if the intensity and scope can be adjusted by area to prevent the cheeks from appearing sunken or the difference between the left and right sides from becoming more pronounced, and whether the entire face is treated in a single session or if the jawline and cheeks are treated separately.

Would it be helpful to make a note of my previous treatment history, medications I am currently taking, important schedules, and the degree of change I am hoping for before the consultation? I would also like to confirm whether the cost is per session, what criteria are used to determine the recommended number of sessions and intervals, as well as the expected pain, redness, and swelling, and when I can resume washing my face, applying makeup, and exercising. If recovery is required, I would appreciate it if you could share your experiences or consultation tips regarding how much time I should allow; I would be very helpful.