I am in my late 50s; would it be good to manage my deepened nasolabial folds with fillers?

As I get older, I am concerned about the increasing number of wrinkles on my face.

In the past, wrinkles were only visible when I smiled or made facial expressions, but these days, it seems like my nasolabial folds look deep even when I'm just standing still.

In particular, as the corners of my mouth sag, my nasolabial folds seem to stand out more, so I worry every time I look in the mirror.

I apply firming cream and pay attention to moisturizing at home, but it seems difficult to manage existing wrinkles with cosmetics alone.

So, I am looking into nasolabial fold fillers at Maypure.

However, I am wondering if fillers are suitable even in cases where skin elasticity has significantly decreased, such as for people in their late 50s.

I would like to know if the treatment method varies depending on whether the nasolabial folds are caused simply by sunken areas or if they deepen as the cheeks sag.

I am interested in lifting procedures like Ulthera or InMode. If I have both wrinkles and sagging like me, which procedure would be best to consult about first?

I am also worried that my face might look too unnatural after getting fillers.

I want to manage my skin naturally for my age, so I am wondering what I should focus on when consulting about nasolabial fold fillers.