Now that autumn has arrived, I feel like my skin elasticity has dropped significantly. Which would be a better fit for me, InMode or Shurink?

With the weather getting noticeably colder in the mornings and evenings these days, I feel like my facial elasticity has dropped significantly. In particular, my jawline and cheeks feel saggier than before, so it bothers me every time I look in the mirror. I thought it was okay until the summer, but now that the seasons are changing, my skin feels dry and dull, and it seems like I'm losing elasticity along with it, so I would like to get proper skincare this fall.

I have heard that InMode stimulates collagen with heat to improve elasticity, while I understand that Shurink has a stronger lifting effect. I am curious about the exact differences between the two. I would like to ask which procedure would be more suitable for someone like me in my early 40s who is concerned about overall loss of elasticity rather than severe sagging. I am also wondering if it is possible to combine both treatments, or if it would be better to receive them in that order.

I would also like to know if the procedure interferes with daily life and how long the recovery period takes. I am concerned about whether I can receive the treatment while working, so I am asking in advance before the consultation. I really want to get the procedure done before the autumn season ends, so I would appreciate it if you could provide detailed information.