Would a skin booster be okay for fine lines and skin elasticity in my late 50s?

As I get older, I am concerned about the increasing number of wrinkles on my face, but I am also worried that my skin doesn't seem as firm overall as it used to be.

Fine lines are particularly noticeable on my cheeks and around my mouth, and I feel like my skin is sagging little by little, so I am looking into elasticity care.

At first, I was thinking of lifting procedures like Ulthera or InMode, but after doing some research, I found that there are various types of skin boosters as well.

I became interested after seeing Maypure promoting a procedure called Libby Heal Elastic.

However, I am curious about the difference between skin boosters that manage skin elasticity and lifting procedures like Ulthera that manage skin sagging.

For someone like me who is older and has both fine lines and loss of elasticity, what kind of treatment should I consult first?

I would also like to know if I receive a skin booster only once, or if I need to receive it multiple times at regular intervals.

I do not want my skin to change too artificially or for my face to gain excessive volume.

I would like my skin texture to look a little healthier and more natural than it does now, and I am wondering if this is a suitable treatment for someone in their late 50s.