It looks fine when I smile or talk, but my face looks more saggy when I'm still. Will a lifting procedure make a difference?

It might be a slightly strange concern, but I think my face looks more tired and saggy when I'm just sitting still than when I'm making facial expressions haha.
When I smile, I put some tension into my face so I look pretty good, but when I take photos with a blank expression, my overall lines look like they've dropped, so it's been bothering me lately.
Compared to my old photos, I haven't gained a lot of weight, but I definitely feel like my overall elasticity has decreased a bit.
Even in this case, would getting a lift make my impression look a little more refined when I have a neutral expression?
I don't want to pull my face tight to look like a different impression.
I hope I don't look too tired even when I'm just standing still, and that the overall lines become a little sharper haha.
I am wondering if the lifting effect looks natural even when I am not making any facial expressions.
And won't my facial expression look awkward when I smile or speak?
I tend to be very expressive, so I think it might be a bit uncomfortable if my skin feels too tight when I talk or smile after the lift.
I am also curious if the slight pulling sensation is only present immediately after the procedure and if it returns to its normal natural state over time.
Is there anyone else like me who started getting a facelift after being told they look more tired than their actual age when they have a neutral expression?
I'm curious if there are any instances where you don't notice much of a change yourself, but have heard from those around you that you look a little brighter.
For me, these small differences in impression are actually more important than dramatic changes.
Please let me know if you have experience getting a lift where your facial expressions remained the same, but you felt your overall impression became a bit more refined when you were expressionless.