If I have a moderate amount of facial fat but feel like I've only lost elasticity, does the direction of the lifting procedure change?

I don't have too little or too much fat on my face, but recently I'm more concerned about my skin looking a bit loose than the amount of fat.

In the past, even though it was the same amount of facial fat, it felt firm and held in place, but now it looks like it has sagged a little downwards.

So I'm looking into lifting procedures, but while searching, I'm getting more confused because I've seen claims that the recommended methods differ depending on whether you have a lot of facial fat or little.

Do people often get lifting consultations even if they, like me, don't want to significantly reduce volume but just want to slightly improve elasticity?

I really hate it when my cheekbones or cheeks become more prominent after losing weight.

Actually, I’d like to maintain the current volume as much as possible while just making the bottom line look a bit firmer haha.

I am also curious if the lifting consultation directly checks skin thickness or fat volume to adjust the intensity or area.

Even within a single person's face, there can be parts that are okay to reduce and parts that are better left untouched, right?

Rather than unconditionally choosing strong procedures, I want to do only what is necessary for my face.

Also, I am wondering if it is okay to try a slightly weaker dose first, check the results, and then adjust it next time.

Are there any of you who started lifting procedures because you wanted to maintain your facial volume while only improving elasticity?

Please share your honest experience on whether the change was more natural than you expected or if you were bothered by the change in volume.