I'm 24 . Would a midface lift give me the facial contours I want? (Photo)

It looks like you need more definition in your cheeks based on your wish pic. You can do this with fillers, or possibly cheek implants to create more contour there.

A mid facelift is definitely not a solution to your problem. Volume enhancement of the cheek area can give a more angular face. This can be done very safely and is a reversible maneuver.

Thank you for your pictures.  You have had a nice result from your previous aesthetic procedure.  Based on the pictures I do not see an indication for a midface lift.  If you want to increase the projection of your cheeks possibly a cheek implant would serve you better.Good lick.Earl Stephenson Jr MD DDS FACS

presumably from the procedures you have already had.  I would agree with the others that you could consider augmenting your cheekbones as your photos give the impression that they are somewhat flat.  To get an idea, you could have a surgeon inject some saline and if you like it, consider the fillers, implants, or fat grafting if you feel this will make a difference in your life.

You are not a candidate for a cheek lift.  You have more volume in your mid to lower cheek than your upper cheek, which is the opposite for the actress you posted.  The best option would be cheek implants and possibly a little filler to give an appearance of a high cheekbone.     

Thanks for sharing your photos and your question.Your main problem at 24 is lack of volume and not tissue laxity or descent.Fillers to increase the volume of your mid face would be a minimally invasive option rather than Surgery.Even if you have a mid face lift you will need additional volume either in the form of fat ( fat transfer) or fillersHope you find this useful and of some help in your decision making process

I agree with others that a facelift or mid face lift will not create your described goals.  Augmenting the mid face  with soft tissue fillers firstand if you like the effect he the fat injections or even possibly zygomatic implants should help lessen the appearance of the fullness in your cheeks.

We all like an attractive face. An absolutely fundamental aspect of facial attractiveness is the balance in contour between
the projection of the upper cheek, over the cheekbone and the concavity below that
of the soft tissues.  You
have had surgery on the soft tissues below, but have not corrected the more important aspect, the cheekbone  volume above. It does not take much volume on the bone to bring about the
change you are looking for. The reason is that this does more than increase the
bone projection, it also increases the concavity below and the combination of
both has a magnified effect.

Adding a cheek implant is the
standard way of obtaining this result. Some plastic surgeons, myself included,  prefer coral granules (hydroxyapatite) for this
volume on the skeleton, as it is the biologically correct material (the coral causes
no reaction and is replaced by your own bone growing in over time). Also a
smaller amount is required, so the reason for you looking more attractive is completely
undetectable and is permanent.

Your request is entirely
understandable and is appropriate.