Do you check the duration of Skin Botox, changes in oiliness, and inner dryness separately?

While looking into a consultation for skin Botox, I became curious about what criteria to use to evaluate changes rather than how long the effects last. Are reductions in facial shine, less visible pores, and changes in skin texture judged at the same time? I feel that the results might vary depending on lighting or the condition of the skin immediately after washing.

If I am particularly concerned about oiliness but also experience tightness after washing my face, would it be better to explain these two issues separately during the consultation? When receiving guidance on the duration of Skin Botox, rather than just hearing the average timeframe, I would also like to know when I should contact them again if dryness worsens or if my facial expressions feel unnatural. I am also wondering if writing down when I changed my moisturizer or the date I shaved would be helpful for the assessment.

During the initial consultation, I intend to inquire whether it is possible to treat only one area and how the scope is divided. I would also like guidance on whether I should prepare photos under the same lighting conditions on the day of checking the skin Botox results, and whether there is a criterion for waiting rather than immediately deciding on additional treatment simply because changes in oiliness are minimal. I have not yet received the procedure, and this is an inquiry summarizing my questions prior to the consultation with Maypure.