Is temple lift right for me? (photos)

At 32 years old, I would advise against a facelift or even mini-facelift procedure at this time. You have excellent bone structure, strong cheek bones, and a well-defined jaw line. In your later-40s, you will likely be a great candidate for a facelift or mini-facelift. At that time, the return on investment would be worth it.Younger clients, like yourself, are generally very satisfied with non-surgical injectable rejuvenation options. You may like a cheekbone (malar) enhancement with products such as Sculptra or Voluma. Also, filling in your nasolabial fold with a dermal filler usually helps too. A little botulinim toxin around the smile lines, and corrugators would help rejuvenate your eyes and smooth your brow.Just a thought.

From your photos you cannot determine the relationshiop between your brows and your eyes because of the black privacy box. However, I would be surprised that in your early thirties you would need a lift. Often at this age injectables can help, but you are young to require surgical correction for the issues you describe along your jawline and cheeks.

Irregular Trichophytic Forehead lift--a vertical lift is what I feel works best because the pull is straight up since the cause is gravity which is straight down--NOT to the sides. Many actresses I see have had this and it makes them look evil. See an experienced forehead lift surgeon for this. Your hairline can be lowered at the same time if it is too high.

These procedures a straight forward and can be done in the office setting.  The problem is the vector of pull is more lateral than superior and your brow may not be raised to an adequate position.  Combining it with a limited incision brow lift may be a better option.  You are bit young though for this may be better served with minimally invasive techniques.  Best wishes!

It is difficult to see the problem you are describing on photos posted. At a young age you may be a candidate for a very minimal lateral browlift but you need to be examined. Hopefully, after a consultation a more minimal treatment could defer any surgery for awhile.

From the little we can see in the picture, your brow height looks fine.  However if you are noticing thinning of the skin in the temple, you are probably losing some of the fat there.  You could put some filler in the temple - such as Voluma or fat.  This will help to improve the volume deficit and make the veins less visible.  It will also pull the brow up a little. Probably more rejuvenating than a brow lift for what you describe.     

A lateral browlift or temple lift will lift and separate the outer corner of the upper eyebrow. Minimal improvement of the cheeks will occur. I cannot tell from your photos what your true concerns are, but go to a board certified plastic surgeon to get a good opinion of what , if anything is right for you.For more information, you can read my book, "A More Beautiful You - Reverse aging through skin care, plastic surgery and lifestyle solutions.

Before you consider surgery may want to consider brow shaping using botox.  If you can not get the result you seek then a limited incision brow lift may be considered.  

Very hard to agree with you via the internet. Best to seek IN PERSON opinions from boarded surgeons in your area... 

Most lifts that are called temple lifts that I am aware of utilize suture techniques that tend to be trendy and not have long lasting results.  The maneuver you are describing is the typical pull vector created during a tradition mini facelift.  I feel that a facelift may be overkill at your current age.  If I were you I would look into ultherapy, its a non-surgical tightening procedure with no downtime, that we have been using for some time with good results.   Consults are free.