Is eye area elasticity evaluated separately from the condition of dry skin?

I am concerned about the elasticity and dullness of my skin around my eyes. I am looking into a consultation for autumn skincare. I would like to know what needs to be checked around the eyes, separate from forehead or frown lines. I would like to confirm the scope of the consultation first, rather than the name of the treatment.

When assessing elasticity around the eyes, how do you distinguish between areas where the skin looks dry and areas where elasticity has actually decreased? I am also curious if you check both when the face is relaxed and when making facial expressions. Since the area around the eyes is small, it is difficult to determine if it can be managed in the same way as other parts of the face.

During the consultation, can I be informed about the areas near the eyes to avoid and the limits of possible care? I would also like to know if it is possible to adjust hydration first and then re-evaluate, rather than deciding on a procedure immediately. As I work in an office, I do a lot of computer work. Would it be helpful to explain my habit of touching the area around my eyes and the products I use? Please briefly summarize the items to check during the consultation, including cases where other medical treatments are necessary.