What would you do to improve my face? (Photo)

A face and neck lift can correct the ptotic cheeks and deep nasolabial folds and tighten the neck. A small chin implant can be done at the same time to correct the retrusive chin.

I would recommend a deep chemical peel, facelift/necklift, buccal fat removal, and upper eyelid blepharoplasty. This is on the extreme side of recommendations as all of these cannot truly be recommended without a true history and physical exam / discussion with a board-certified plastic surgeon.

You have several issues and concerns. Starting from the top, you have a long forehead, with low set eyebrows. This can be improved with a forehead lift and scalp advancement. This will soften the appearance of your upper face. An upper eyelid blepharoplasty will open your eyes and improve your appearance. Buccal fat removal and chin implant will help balance your face, and liposuction to your jawline..

Thank you for your question and pictures. You will be best served by an in person consultation with a board certified plastic or facial surgeon to discuss your specific concerns and a plan to address them. From your pictures, these are the treatments I would recommend you discuss with your surgeon:
Chin/jaw: chin implant and possible mandible angle volume enhancement with implant vs filler/fat. Orthognathic (jaw) surgery would be another option but much more involved.
Acne Scar: Laser skin resurfacing with CO2 laser or Microneedling with/without radiofrequency.
Hooded eyelids: Upper blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) and possibly brow lift but that could make your forehead more prominent depending on technique used.
Lip corners: From the pictures, I think the asymmetry you see is more from difference in cheek volume rather position/shape of lip corners. Buccal fat reduction might be beneficial.
Fine Lines: Best treatment for the areas you mentioned would be Botox. Full face skin resurfacing for acne scars will also help with wrinkling.
Lip size: Consider an upper lip lift as it would shorten the distance between nose/upper lip border and also roll out the mucosal part of the lip giving you more red-show.

The photographs demonstrate a recessive chin, fat deposits in the neck, and hooded upper eyelids. Consider placement of a chin implant to augment your chin forward for better facial balance and proportions. The fat deposits in your neck appear to be located both above and below the platysma muscle in your neck, so a neck lift procedure with a platysma plasty would be required to significantly improve your jawline. An upper blepharoplasty would help your hooded upper eyelids. All three procedures can be performed under one anesthesia with one recovery.

Facial aesthetics are primarily determined by bone structure.
Soft tissues tend to be far more consistent from person to person. What differentiate eat unique persons, individual facial appearance is ultimately primarily based on bone structure.
Individuals who complain of a double chin, lack of jaw definition And premature gels often have a man that is small in relationship to their maxilla.
Soft tissue approaches to facial skills problems tend to give partial improvements at best.
To get a formal assessment, considered consulting with oral surgeons or plastic surgeons who have cranio facial surgery backgrounds.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD