I am in my late 50s. Would it be okay to consult for both Ulthera and Dencerty together?

As I get older, I am concerned about losing not only wrinkles but also the overall elasticity of my face.

In particular, the area below the cheeks and around the mouth looks saggier than before, and the jawline seems to be becoming a bit less defined.

I try to consistently moisturize and firm my skin at home, but it seems difficult to manage sagging skin with cosmetics alone.

So, I am looking into lifting procedures like Ulthera and Denser T at Maypure.

I understand that Ulthera uses ultrasound and Dencerty uses radio frequency, and I am curious about the differences in which parts of the skin the two procedures treat.

I would like to know if it is better to receive only one procedure or if different procedures are combined, for someone like me in their late 50s who has both facial sagging and fine wrinkles.

I also heard that if you have thin skin or not much facial fat, you should be more careful when choosing a lifting procedure.

I don't want my face to become too thin or change artificially, so this is my biggest concern.

Before deciding on a procedure, can I check the skin thickness or degree of sagging to select a suitable method?

I want to manage my skin elasticity naturally in a way that suits my age, and I am wondering where I should start with a consultation.