Lifting procedure effects

The effects of lifting procedures are divided into thread lifting and laser lifting. Which one is more effective? Thread lifting is the most widely known method, as it involves inserting threads that naturally dissolve and lift the targeted areas, resulting in a significant lifting effect. However, for those who are afraid of incisions or pain, laser lifting is a better option. It is known to induce collagen regeneration, allowing you to expect gradual results. Is the price higher because lasers are a newer procedure? Since the equipment is expensive, the price is likely to be higher in terms of cost-effectiveness. Who is this recommended for, and how often and on what frequency should I receive the treatment?

Given that lifting procedures are known to involve specific areas such as incision sites or fat cells to induce collagen and promote regeneration, I would like to know the advantages and the level of satisfaction regarding those areas. I have heard that the effects typically last for a year, or are performed every six months in severe cases; I would also like to know if it is possible to achieve longer-lasting results.