Is InMode okay for sagging cheeks?

Lately, when I look at my face, I feel like my cheeks have sagged lower than before, so I am looking into InMode. It’s not that I’ve gained a lot of weight suddenly, but the flesh that used to be in the center of my cheeks now looks like it’s drooping a bit, and my facial contours look heavy overall when I’m not smiling. I am also particularly concerned that the nasolabial folds and the corners of my mouth have become more distinct than before.

At first, I thought it was simply because my skin was dry, so I tried diligent home care, but the feeling of loss of elasticity didn't change much. So, I started looking into lifting procedures and found out about InMode. However, since there is a lot of talk about InMode reducing fat, I am concerned whether it is suitable for someone like me who doesn't have very chubby cheeks.

I don't want to lose a drastic amount of facial fat; rather, I would like the sagging area below my cheeks to be slightly smoothed out and my jawline to look natural. I do not want my cheeks to sink in or my face to become too sharp, so I am wondering if the intensity or treatment area can be adjusted if I mention these concerns during the consultation.

I am curious to know if those who have received InMode have actually noticed changes in their cheek sagging or facial contours. I would also like to know if there are changes after just one session or if multiple sessions are necessary. Additionally, I am curious about how long bruising lasts and the extent of swelling after the procedure. If anyone has chosen InMode specifically for sagging cheeks, I would appreciate it if you could honestly share the effects and your feelings after the treatment.