I'm 32 years old and my face always looks tired. Recommended treatment? (Photo)

From the photos provided, particularly the non-smiling one on the left, it would appear that there are several issues that need to be addressed in order to refresh and rejuvenate the face and make it less "tired looking."  Volume loss particularly in the cheek bone regions has led to an overall flattening and falling of the face below them and to the increasing prominence of both the nasolabial folds (smile lines) and to the development of marionette lines. It is also in large measure responsible for the early jowl formation along the jawline and the "boxing off" of the lower face. Likewise, it has contributed to the hollowing and tear trough formation under the eyes. Accordingly, a nonsurgical cheek augmentation using a volumizing filler, such as Voluma XC, which would be my choice in my Manhattan office (or Stylage XXL, which would be my choice for this in my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved volumizers are available) would help to address many of these problems. Next, if necessary, any residual undereye problems, i.e. hollows or tear troughs can be treated with Belotero (NY) or Teosyal Redensity II (Israel).  The marionette lines and jawline can be significantly improved and straightened by the use of Restylaner Lyft (NY) or Restylane Volyme (Israel). All of the above can be performed in one treatment session or divided into multiple visits, and each should a go long way to helping to restoring the more youthful and refreshed appearance you are seeking. All of the above are advanced injection techniques that should not be left to the hands of inexperienced, novice injectors trained only to treat simple smile lines with ordinary Restylane or Juvederm. If you want a "Wow!" reaction right after treatment, make sure you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician and insist upon seeing his/her before and after pictures of each treatment area before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck. 

 It appears that you were I brows and forehead are sagging which is quite common. The best treatment for this would be a  brow lift done at the hairline with the irregular  Trichophytic  incision and possible hairline lowering if you desire this. If your hairline is low which it does not appear to be then it can be done endoscopically which will raise your hairline. Choose a surgeon very familiar with the IT Browlift and look at the hairline.  There should be no scar seen. Since the hair grows through the scar so it is not seen.