Ok Doctors, I want to take 10 years off my face. What procedures would you recommend to help me get a result close to that?

 You certainly are a cutie but if you want to look younger, to my eye the two most pressing things that are distracting is number one, skin quality and texture with brown spots and fine  wrinkling especially on the sides of your face and lateral to the corners of your mouth. The second thing I would want to correct is the hollowness in your infraorbital area which could be improved with fillers, more easily but also fat grafting( with significantly  more downtime) . CO2 laser resurfacing and filler to the infra orbital area and cheek are relatively easy with a quick recovery for you.   Really the most important thing is that you meet with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss the things that bother you on a daily basis and how you wish to proceed . You can eventually address excess skin with lifting procedures which at this point I don't think you need. You can fill areas that are deflating with fillers or fat. You can resurface the skin to improve photo damage, and improve elastin collagen,  getting approximately a 30% improvement in fine wrinkles and lines Don't forget your facial products that protects you from UVA and UVB rays and  antioxidants which can protect you from further damage would be in your best interest. There are even procedure such as thermitight and thermismooth which can improve laxity of your neck and fine wrinkling  in the eye area with -a temperature controlled radiofrequency device when you're not quite ready for surgical excision of skin.

From your photos your appear to be an excellent candidate for a facelift and also lower eyelid surgery to correct the puffiness.  A well done facelift from an experienced surgeon has an extremely high level of satisfaction and it appears that would be your best option.

I suggest you consult a board certified facial plastic surgeon
to receive the highest quality knowledge, treatment, care and skill available. A consultation provides you the opportunity to relay your
concerns and desired outcome to the surgeon while the surgeon can assess your
health profile and discuss his/her pertinent advice. Your best bet for taking 10 years off of your face is a facelift. The conveyor belt idea is as follows: If
the surgery takes place at age 50, the individual getting the surgery will look
ten years younger. So, although they are
chronologically 50, they appear to be 40.But that conveyor belt of time keeps moving forward. If you look at that same individual ten years
later, he or she will now be chronologically at the age of 60, but will still
look ten years younger, which at this point would be 50.