What can I do to minimize the appearance of drooping eyes caused by aging? (photos)

Your photos suggest you would benefit from both nonsurgical and surgical facial rejuvenation strategies. Toxin (Botox or Daxxify, a new long-acting Botox alternative) will help with glabellar lines (11's) and crows feet smile lines. Both will elevate your lateral brow and give you more arch, which might be enough to achieve your brow goals. Skin care with Retin A and hydroquinone will improve skin tone, texture, and pigment. I would strongly consider skin resurfacing with a chemical peel or laser as well. Deep chemical peels may partially correct your extra upper eyelid skin enough to delay surgery several years. Both lasers and chemical peels can tighten the lower lids enough to avoid external incisions on the lower lids. It is important that to understand that surgery can remove extra skin, change shape of the brows and eye fissure, and add facial volume. But it does not address the years of sun damage many patients have from living an active lifestyle outdoors.
Surgically, you may be a candidate for brow lift, upper eyelid blepharoplasty, and scarless lower lid blepharoplasty with facial micro fat grafting. Which brow lift technique is best suited for your needs is determined by your goals and a detailed, in person exam. Bring photos of yourself from before your first brow lift, the operative report, and photos of yourself from right after your brow lift to help your surgeon understand where you started, what was done, and how effective your first brow lift was.

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photos. You appear to have some excess skin and fat in your upper eyelids that are contributing to the drooping you commented on. This could be addressed with an upper blepharoplasty/eyelid surgery. In this procedure, a small incision is made in the upper eyelid and hidden in a natural skin fold and the excess skin and fat are removed). From your photos, you also appear to have some sagging/drooping of your eyebrows and may also benefit from a brow lift. This can often be performed through small incisions hidden in your hair line and can be performed at the same time as upper eyelid surgery as an outpatient procedure under IV sedation. I recommend you meet with a fully-trained plastic surgeon to discuss your goals. Good luck!