Are there any precautions for lifting for those worried about sunken cheeks?

I have a face shape where the cheekbones stand out because there is so little flesh on the front of the cheeks,

As I get older, my jawline is sagging again, and my face is becoming peanut-shaped.

I want to get a radio frequency or ultrasound lifting treatment that really boosts skin elasticity,

I am so scared that I might experience a skeletal side effect where the areas without flesh sink even deeper.

Are there any special tips for people like me with little facial fat when getting a lift?

Or please let me know if there is specific equipment that must be avoided at all costs.

I wonder if I should go find a director who is good at design and ask them to shoot while avoiding the cheek area.

It seems that there are many precautions to take for lifting procedures for such a finicky face shape.

I'm curious about some great tips to keep in mind before receiving it.

I just want to tighten up my sagging jawline. Please help me if anyone knows how to prevent sunken cheeks!