Could the pores on my cheeks looking sagging also be a matter of elasticity?

I've had some enlarged pores around my nose for a while, but recently I've been more concerned about the pores on the inner part of my cheeks. They don't look round; instead, they appear slightly elongated vertically, so I'm wondering if this is a change caused by a loss of skin elasticity.

Especially on days when my skin is dry or tired, my cheeks look rough and my pores seem much larger than usual.

I've been consistently using firming creams and moisturizing products, but aside from my skin feeling hydrated, I don't really notice any significant changes.

In this case, would it be better to consider lifting procedures along with pore lasers rather than just looking into them?

Since my facial sagging isn't severe yet, I would like to start with light care tailored to my skin condition rather than undergoing overly aggressive procedures. I am wondering which approach would be suitable.