Before the consultation, I thought that the more threads inserted, the more lifted the face would be. However, after looking at my face, the director said that the direction of pulling and where to fix the threads is more important than the number of threads. The nasolabial folds that I was concerned about were not simply a matter of one wrinkle line, but rather a state where the cheek tissue was descending and appearing deeper, as explained. So instead of directly filling the nasolabial area, I decided to lift the sagging cheeks and mouth corners upward. During the consultation, the director directly lifted my face in various directions to show me, so I could anticipate the changes after the procedure in advance. Because it was a consultation that distinguished between what I wanted and what could actually be improved, I was able to proceed with confidence.