Alan Brill, MD

Be sure that you have a good and experienced injector to avoid negative outcomes of filler. A Board Certified Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon would have intricate knowledge of the anatomy of the facial structures and placement of injections to create the intended, natural looking results desired while mitigating the chances of a negative outcome.

Two options to explore would be midface facelift vs cheek implants. Either would likely give some elevation to the face and reduce the nasolabial folds.

Shaving of a mole is not a difficult procedure, but where the skill required is in the closure after the mole is removed.  Being in a prominent area, such as the face, you will certainly want to have a highly skilled professional perform the procedure.  I would recommend finding a Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon in your area.  A Facial Plastic Surgeon will have the training and experience to achieve the desired aesthetic outcome with minimal chance of scarring or other visible indication that a procedure was performed.  The reputation of the physician you choose to perform any procedure on you is important, but online reviews are not the only basis for determining which physician is the most skilled.  A highly skilled physician may have a patient base that is not highly involved in social media, or even internet use, or may simply perform a high number procedures that would not typically warrant an online review.  Do, however, be aware of any negative reviews and consider their concerns with how they align with your own. 

Assuming that the Botox is injected in the forehead and not in the areas associated with TMJ treatment, it would be safe to get the dental cleaning any time after Botox, even if an  anesthetic is used.