Female age 50, wants to improve my look, reduce severals years and look rested. From my picture, what would you suggest?

You need forehead lift, face lift, neck lift and blepheroplasty for balanced and harmonious outcome.  In addition you should consider slimming your nose.

 A full set of patient photographs are required to determine what may or may not be required along with an in-person consultation to find out what actually bothering the patient. From the very limited photos, you can consider a blepharoplasty procedure,a face/neck lift  procedure and a rhinoplasty. For more information and many examples of all 3 procedures, please see the link and the video below

You would get a substantial improvement from properly placed fillers or the Profound microneedle RF MicroLift. The he most beneficial intervention would be to perform a modified extended deep plane lift. This would give the most natural and most impressive improvement from the lateral brow all the way down to the collar bones.   You can see photos of the AuraLyft to get an idea.  

In my opinion you would benefit from a lower face lift and eyelid lift procedure which can be performed in one sitting. To finish a complete facial rejuvenation I would recommend approximately 6 weeks later a course of laser resurfacing since our face ages not only anatomically by gravity but also the surface of our skin ages as well. Discuss complete rejuvenation with your board certified plastic surgeon. 

There are not enough photos provided to give any specific recommendations on what would help you achieve your goals. How you look outside depends on both the quantity of skin as well as the quality of the skin. The "right" treatment plan will be based on a complete evaluation by your facial cosmetic surgeon.

The
definition of facial rejuvenation varies from surgeon to surgeon and means
different things to different patients. In general it is the process to try to
reverse the facial appearance caused by aging. It may involve improving the
skin texture and complexion, diminishing skin discoloration, minimizing fine
lines and wrinkles, contouring hollows, or tightening loose tissue that has
lost its elasticity.
There are a variety of procedures, both non-surgical and surgical which can be
utilized to achieve these various goals. Fillers, Botox or Dysport, micro-fat
grafts, chemical peels, a skin care program, lasers, skin tightening, and
surgical lifts are some of the methods that are used to achieve a cosmetic
improvement. Each has advantages and disadvantages as well as limitations of
what they can achieve. The best technique or combination of procedures depends
on desired outcome, individual anatomy, underlying medical health, and extent
of aging. There is no one approach that is ideal for everyone.
I would suggest you find a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of
Plastic Surgery and ideally a member of the American Society for Aesthetic
Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) that you trust and are comfortable with who has all of
the modalities of treatment available. You should discuss your concerns with
that surgeon in person.
Facial rejuvenation needs to be individualized. What would be an ideal approach
for one patient is not necessarily the same for someone else. Based on the
examination and discussion at the consultation, you should have a better
understanding of the various options that can achieve the best cosmetic result
for you.
Robert Singer, MD FACS
La Jolla, California

Thank you for the question and the photos and from them without an examination you would appear to benefit from a facelift and possibly a rhinoplasty.  So see some experts in your area.Dr. Corbin