Temporal brow lift vs Coronal lift?

The photos are only partly helpful but you appear to have brow ptosis and would benefit from a browlift that does not add to a high hairline. A temporal browlift alone will not be adequate. Crow's feet are part of facial animation and no surgery works well on them so back to Botox,Dysport,etc. but overall a Modified Browlift would be very helpful for the other problems.

You have a high hairline and aged brows. 35 years ago we developed a procedure for someone like you which is superior to the both the lateral and Coronel forehead lift. It is called the Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift. Your hairline can be lowered while raising your brows to give a natural vertical lift without raising your hairline or giving an unnatural look. See a surgeon experienced with this technique that can show u photos of the hairline which should not show an obvious scar. 

 A full set of un-animated photographs are required to make a determination about being a candidate for either procedure. A brow lift can address  eyebrow asymmetries, elevate the level of the eyebrows, soften the corrugator and frontalis muscles  and adjust the hairline upward or downward. Crow's feet are best treated with Botox.