Regarding the characteristics of the Juve Look, are fine lines around the eyes and dryness of the cheeks examined separately during the consultation?

Hello. I would like to ask what you look for first when considering skin concerns involving both fine lines around the eyes and dryness on the cheeks. This is not a review of a procedure I have received, but rather a compilation of questions before visiting Maypure for a consultation. When looking up the features of Juvelook, skin texture and elasticity are mentioned together; I am curious if you evaluate lines that stand out due to dryness and lines that appear when making facial expressions using the same criteria.

During the Juvelook consultation, do you check the condition of thin areas like the eye area and the cheeks separately? I would like to hear an explanation as to whether there are areas near the eyes that are difficult to treat, or if moisturizing or soothing care is recommended before the procedure. Rather than being told that I must receive treatment on specific areas, I would like to know which areas should be avoided first.

I would like to know if, even if Juvelook is deemed suitable, the entire face must be treated at once from the start, or if the necessary areas can be divided and decided upon separately. Would it be helpful to bring my usual moisturizer and a record of any areas that have recently stinged or turned red during the consultation? I would like to receive a calm explanation regarding not only the expected changes but also the limitations and precautions.