Would Density Lifting be suitable for skin elasticity in my late 50s?

As I get older, I am concerned about my facial elasticity gradually decreasing.

I used to not care much even if I got a few wrinkles, but lately I'm worried because my whole face seems to be sagging.

In particular, the area below the cheeks and around the mouth does not look as firm as before, and the jawline also appears indistinct.

I want to consistently take care of my skin, but I'm not sure which procedures are suitable for my age, so I'm looking into various options.

I have looked into Ulthera and InMode at Maypure, and recently I have also become interested in a radio frequency lifting treatment called Dencerty.

I have heard that Ulthera uses ultrasound and Dencerty uses radio frequency, but I am curious about the actual skin conditions under which each procedure is chosen.

I would like to know if Denserty is suitable for someone like me in their late 50s who has reduced skin elasticity and wrinkles.

Since I don't have a lot of facial fat, I am also worried that my cheeks might look more sunken after the procedure.

Also, if I have thin skin, are there any specific points I should consider when getting a lifting procedure?

I would like to manage elasticity naturally rather than undergoing overly artificial changes, so I am wondering what criteria I should use for a consultation.