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I would use a VPN on a Linux VPS and configure it to give you a static local IP then port forward the public IP ports to your local IP VPN IP. Or an alternative to ngrok is expose.dev.
The VPN strategy seems straight forward, any link to wireguard configuration or script?
may be useful this wireguard configuration tool: https://www.wireguardconfig.com
IPv6
Easiest way to do this is use Tailscale/ZeroTier. Cloudflare Tunnel should work too.
You can create a reverse SSH tunnel though a remote VPS.
The wireguard road warrior script is one line with prompts, always works for me. super simple.
https://github.com/Nyr/wireguard-install
Not 100% sure what you need to do, but assuming you're exposing web apps or services, I personally just use cloudflare for dns, and either self signed ssl or cloufdflare origin cert. for exposing ports, i just open one port 443 to Nginx Proxy Manager, and use this to redirect to all the additional ports / different services.
Cloudflare tunnels free, easy and amazing!
I use OpenVPN with Tunnelblick on Mac, not used Wireguard. I'm a Laravel dev
Did you try to ask your ISP to give public IP? Én my country bigger ISPs give public IPv4 address if I ask, however, smaller providers no or ask extra money for that.
frps/frpc proxy