Facelifts. There are many different types. Which one suits my needs best?

Hi. Thanks for posting your questions.
Without seeing photos, it's hard to give accurate advice.
One advise I can give is that any facial rejuvenation surgery will have sub-optimal results if the starting quality of your skin is poor and not addressed. Compared with someone who has good skin, there is a higher risk of recurrence or persistence of poor face shape if a facelift is performed. My suggestion would be to optimise the condition of your skin prior to any surgical consideration.
All the very best.
Dr Ray Goh

A facelift is best for addressing sagging and laxity in the lower face, upper neck and jowls area, while a brow lift is better for significant signs of aging through the upper face. Because you have multiple appearance concerns, it's important to visit a board certified facial plastic surgeon who focuses exclusively on facial rejuvenation. Together, the two of you can talk about the ideal combination of surgical and/or nonsurgical treatments that would help you meet all of your goals.
Dr. E

The term facelift can be very confusing, however, a true facelift requires that the surgeon both lifts the deep layers and fills the central part of the face to allow for natural facial rejuvenation.  The surgeon must have an understanding of the science of facial aging.  Be sure to seek a board certified plastic surgeon or board certified facial plastic surgeon with experience and expertise in facelifting.