Can I/ should I get mid face lift at 25 years old? (Photo)

I think at your age I would consider non-invasive skin tightening. You still have a lot of collagen and the technology that is currently out there could specifically target one side of your face. The other possible option would be a small "skin pinch" in office on one side. Again, this is hard to tell without an in person consultation so I would recommend visiting a facial plastic surgeon for a hands on opinion. 

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You would do well with a non-surgical thread lift, specifically instlift and PDO thread fillers. There is no incision needed, therefore no scarring, the recovery time in very short.  The threads act as lifters and volumizer.  A lot of skills is needed to do a good job
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Victor Liu, MD

The photographs demonstrate some contour issues because of shadowing. These are not the function of facial aging. Fillers can be used to smooth some of these contours.

Thank you for your question. You are too young for for a Surgical mid facelift. You do have some volume loss and may benefit from fillers ad perhaps a NonSurgical skin tightening procedure like ThermiTight.
Please  find an experienced Board certified Plastic Surgeon who can examine you, discuss all your options and help you with all your concerns. All the best!

Simplest way to correct this problem is with filler; it will fill up the groove and visually lift the corner of the mouth. Permanent correction can be achieved with "smile surgery" which will lift the corner of the mouth and eliminate the groove leaving a small scar along the corner of the mouth and upper lip (practically invisible). This is very particular procedure and you may need to make an effort to find board certified plastic surgeon familiar with this procedure. Good luck.

What you are simulating is more a standard facelift. If you get a facelift I would be surprised if you even get that amount of improvement. You’re too young for a facelift but you will always be able to find someone to operate on you.

I appreciate your concerns and frustrations, but I do believe that a mini facelift is a bit excessive for someone your age. However, judging from your photos, you appear to be an excellent candidate for thread lift, which can provide the superior lift you are demonstrating on your photos. This procedure can be is performed under local anesthesia in the office, but is temporary and lasts approximately 6 to 12 months. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area to explore the best options for you. Good luck!

More photos are needed in order to review virtually, as well as of course in person exam is needed. Based on limited photos- and even though it is not common to have cheek and neck lift at a younger age- sometimes though it can be the best long lasting option to non surgical or minimally invasive treatments. Having this procedure at earlier age may give you more longevity. I suggest that you seek an experienced Board Certified PS

Thank you for your question and photos. Without an examination in person it is difficult to be precise in our analysis and treatment recommendations. That said, from your photos alone it is possible that fat grafting may be an excellent long lasting alternative to a facelift, which is major surgery at any age, but certainly at your young age. For any and all aesthetic interventions it is important to consider the risk benefit ratio of all options. Please consult with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgeon who can review all of your options with you. Be open to the potential benefits of more than one consultation. Best of luck to you. 

I do not feel you need a midface. To clarify, a midface is more of a vertical pull, not in the direction obliquely toward your ear. Prior to considering surgery, I would try a second attempt at filler both in the malar region as well as just below the corner of your mouth. This is much less involved than surgery and very well may address your concerns.