I would like to inquire about the treatment cycles for Shurink, InMode, and Ulthera, as well as how to prevent cheek hollowing, in my 30s regarding sagging jawlines and nasolabial folds caused by the cold wind.

Hello. I am an office worker in my mid-30s, and my skin concerns have increased significantly lately as temperatures have dropped sharply in the mornings and evenings. My skin was manageable until the summer, but since the cold wind started blowing, my face feels tight all day long, dead skin cells flak up after washing, and most of all, every time I look in the mirror, I notice my jawline sagging and my nasolabial folds deepening, so I am under a lot of stress.
I am particularly curious about the differences between lifting devices such as Shurink Universe, InMode, and Ulthera, and which one would be best for my condition to try first. After researching, I found that Shurink is often administered over multiple sessions to be relatively less burdensome, InMode addresses facial contours and volume separately using FX and Forma, and Ulthera penetrates deeply in a single session but comes with downtime such as pain or swelling, which is causing me a lot of hesitation.
My main questions are how many sessions and at what intervals I need each of these three treatments to feel the effects, and what specific points I must mention during the consultation. Since I naturally have less facial fat, I am afraid of developing hollow cheeks; I would also like to know how the treatment area or intensity is adjusted in such cases. Additionally, I would like to ask when I can wash my face, apply makeup, and exercise starting from the day of the procedure, as well as what products and habits would be helpful for managing hydration and elasticity at home afterward.
I am wondering if a lifting procedure alone is sufficient for nasolabial folds, or if it would be better to consider fillers or skin boosters as well. Would it be helpful to bring photos of my current facial condition when I go for a consultation? Please advise me on a direction that suits my situation. Thank you for reading this long post.