Is the Density effect still suitable even when the skin under the cheeks starts to lose elasticity?

While researching facial elasticity management, I came across a procedure called Density. I used to think that lifting procedures were only performed after the skin had sagged significantly, but I heard that nowadays, people start managing their skin even when elasticity is just beginning to drop slightly. So, I became curious about at what stage of skin condition it would be best to consider this procedure.

When the skin below the cheeks starts to sag, the facial contours can look duller than before. I’ve heard that even if the jawline hasn't completely collapsed, the face can look heavy as the cheek fat sags downward. I am also curious how to distinguish whether these changes are due to skin elasticity issues or the influence of facial fat.

I understand that the Dencerty procedure uses high-frequency energy to help improve skin elasticity. Can I expect the effects of Dencerty even in the early stages when the skin below the cheeks is just starting to loosen? I would like to know if the difference before and after the procedure might not be significant if the skin sagging is not severe.

While researching lifting procedures, I am concerned about the possibility of my face looking thinner. I have read that people with little cheek fat might actually see their face appear sunken after the procedure. I am wondering if Denserty also determines the treatment method differently based on facial fat volume or skin thickness.

I would also like to know when the effects become visible. I am curious whether I feel a tightening sensation immediately after the procedure, or if elasticity gradually improves over a few weeks. I would also like to know if I can expect changes after just one treatment, and under what conditions additional care is required.

How long do the effects of Density usually last, and is it possible to focus on treating only the lower cheeks? I am also curious if there is a difference between treating the entire face and treating only the problem areas.

I would also like to know in advance about the pain and recovery period. I have heard that high-frequency treatments can cause a sensation of heat on the skin; I would like to know if the procedure can be performed without anesthesia, and if redness or swelling can persist for a long time afterward. If I have sensitive skin, are there any specific precautions I should take?

I have heard that it is important to proceed with a lifting procedure tailored to your facial condition rather than simply getting the strongest possible treatment. When considering the Dencerty procedure, I am wondering whether I should check skin elasticity or fat volume first.

If I am at the stage where elasticity in the lower part of my cheeks is gradually decreasing, I would like to consult on whether it is better to get a lifting procedure right away or to start with other treatments. What factors should I consider to manage elasticity while maintaining a natural facial contour?