Which procedure/s can make eyes look bigger, brighter and more awake?

You have a very active lower eyelid pretarsal orbicularis muscle (the muscle which helps you blink). Softening its bulky appearance with a neurotoxin like Botox, Dysport or Xeomin, and filling along your lower orbital rim with a soft filler would be an appropriate first approach. Surgical options, in a 32-year-old, should be put off until the conservative options described above has been trialed. I don't see "lower hanging eyelids" or lid retraction as I would describe it. I think you may be describing the fatigued appearance due to slight bunching of skin. Your consultation would describe surgical options in detail.

Blepharoplasty and/or ptosis surgery can make the eyes appear bigger and brighter. Sometime just Botox injection to slightly lift the eyebrows does the trick too. It is difficult to tell from your photo what you would benefit from since you are smiling or squinting. See an oculoplastic specialist.

Thank you for asking your question and posting your photograph. It appears that you could have upper and lower blepharoplasty performed which would open up your eyes, remove wrinkles and give a more youthful appearance. Adding laser skin resurfacing at the time of blepharoplasty would enhance the results. Good luck.

Hello,
Thank you for your question.
It is difficult to provide a
recommendation without a full assessment. Based on your goals, you
may want to consider procedures such as a blepharoplasty. Blepharoplasty, or cosmetic eyelid surgery, is a cosmetic surgery procedure that removes saggy, wrinkled skin on your upper and lower eyelids to rejuvenate your appearance, making you look brighter and youthful. It is designed to address puffiness, bags, droopiness, and wrinkles.
I'd recommend booking a consultation with a
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to determine what your options would be.
Take care.

Thanks for the quesiton and photo.  There are a variety of treatments that can be done to rejuvenate the area around the eyes.  It is a little difficult to fully appreciate all of the things you mentioned from the picture you provided.  From a minimally invasive standpoint, treatments like botox and fillers can sometimes help to improve the appearance around the eyes.  From a surgical standpoint you would need to consider upper and lower eyelid surgery if you are determined to be a good candidate.  I would recommend an in person exam with a board certified plastic surgeon who can properly examine your eyes and provide a comprehensive assessment.  Best of luck!

Thanks for your question! I would like to start with the
basics-The best beauty gift you can give yourself is a daily investment
into your health. I call it the Beauty for Life pyramid. At the base is a
healthy lifestyle-plenty of exercise, good nutrition and SLEEP! Before
you explore a surgical solution, I would suggest that you determine if the
puffiness is a physical and lingering problem, or if it truly is due to a lack
of sleep. You do not want to pursue a surgical solution to a lack of
sleep. There are so many health and beauty benefits of sleep. Once
you’ve taken care of the bottom layer of the pyramid, I would suggest a good
skin care and non-surgical routine-I see that some Botox to the corners of your
eyes could reduce the fine lines, if they are there when you are in
repose. It’s a little hard to tell, as it looks like you are smiling in
the picture. If the puffiness under your eyes persists, then I would
suggest a surgical solution: a lower eyelid lift would be a good option for
you. It is a procedure that my patients have a very high level of
satisfaction with, and involves a fairly short recovery period, and just minor
discomfort following surgery. I will attach a link to some additional
information about the procedure and my before and after gallery. Best of
luck to you!

A browlift opens the eye area which often helps the eyes look bigger and more attractive. Sometimes Botox injections will achieve some of that effect.  

The first step is to get an evaluation in person. However, one option that would likely be beneficial is Botox.

 A full set of photographs at rest, not upon animation are required to make a determination about being a candidate for upper or lower eyelid surgery. The primary goal for upper eyelid surgery is to remove excess hooded skin creating the tired  look. The primary goal for lower lids is removal of the fatty bags creating the puffiness look. For many examples of upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty, please see the link and the video below

Thank you for the question and one photo but unfortunately that one photo is not enough to make an accurate recommendation from.  So see some experts in your area and be evaluated in person.Dr. Corbin