I am curious about winter dryness and sagging jawlines, as well as the treatment cycle and maintenance methods for lifting procedures.

Hello, I am an office worker in my mid-30s. In the past, simply applying cream properly would leave my skin moisturized the next day, but lately, even after just one day of using indoor heating, my cheeks and the corners of my mouth feel tight and flaky. Especially this year, perhaps because the cold winds arrived early, my jawline doesn't look as firm as it used to, and my nasolabial folds appear deeper, causing me great distress every time I look in the mirror. It is stressful that my face looks sunken after washing it in the morning, and even when I apply makeup, it becomes dry and cakey by the afternoon.
Even though I have been consistently using moisturizing cream and ceramide ampoules at home, the tight feeling in my skin persists, and since it seems that home care alone is not restoring elasticity, I am looking into lifting procedures before this winter passes.
My questions are as follows: First, regarding a mid-30s individual experiencing both dryness and loss of elasticity, which should be considered first: ultrasound lifting or laser lifting? Second, when do the effects appear, and for how long do they last after a single treatment? Third, if I receive the procedure during the winter, will recovery be slow or will the skin become sensitive due to dryness or flaking? Fourth, regarding the moisturizing and sun protection care required at home after the procedure, and at what intervals should I receive treatments to maintain the results. I would also appreciate it if you could let me know if it is possible to schedule consultations and treatments after 7 PM on weekdays.