Treat photographs as context
A before-and-after set can show one person’s experience, but it cannot predict another person’s outcome. Facial structure, skin, healing and treatment history all influence what is appropriate.
Notice the photography
Changes in lighting, expression, angle and distance can affect how a result appears. Useful galleries acknowledge those limits instead of presenting every pair as a precision comparison.
Bring the conversation back to you
Use examples to explain what feels natural to you, then let consultation and suitability guide the plan. A responsible discussion includes alternatives, recovery and the option not to proceed.