Will a lower facelift correct the loose skin under my chin, and lift the corners of my mouth? (Photo)

A facelift will tighten the skin underneath your chin and lift your jowls. The addition of facial fat grafting will help fill in the hollows in the corners of your mouth and restore fullness to your cheeks and midface.

From the photos, I would recommend lower facelift ( will correct the jowls ) and lift up the cheek (as long as it is a deep plane facelift ). I also would recommend a neck lift to make sure your lower face and neck are balanced and the transition is smooth and youthful.

The short answer is a neck and lower facelift may not be enough. Even though you are young, the heaviness in the neck and lower face may require more advanced techniques, such as deep plane facelift and deep neck lift, to achieve a satisfactory result. The corners of the mouth are typically not lifting (at all) with traditional SMAS lower facelift and require an extended deep plane approach in which the entire midface and midfacial fat pads are mobilized and key retaining ligaments of the face are released. Without the midface dissection and release of retaining ligaments, the corners of the mouth and cheeks will not be mobile enough to be repositioned enough to improve those areas. Consider consulting with a surgeon that performs extended deep plane facelifting.