Is 35 a good age to get a mid face lift? (Photos)

Some loss of volume (fat tissue) is one of the early signs of "aging". It is usually seen as a "droopiness" but there is really no sagging of the cheeks. It is actually small deflation of the cheeks and area around eyes and brows. Correction of the volume, in our hands this is best achieved with fat grafting, is the most natural way of rejuvenation; replacing missing fat with fat grafts. Procedure consists of harvesting fat with small cannula from patient's abdomen or thighs, preparing it and injecting into periorbital area (cheeks, lower eyelid, lateral orbit and brows) with a small 1 mm cannula. Volume improvement as well as change in skin color and texture (stem cell effect) are long lasting. 
In person evaluation and discussion about your options with a board certified plastic surgeon with good experience in fat transfer would help. Good luck.

Thanks for your question and photos, although it is difficult to make an accurate assessment from images alone. It does appear you are beginning to experience some skin laxity along the jawline and loss of volume in the midface. While a midface lift is one option for reversing these early signs of aging, it isn’t the only one for you to consider. Since you are still relatively young, you may want to consider injectable treatments that restore volume in the midface for many months at a time. Another option is surgical cheek implants that can restore definition to the midface and also balance some possible asymmetry you seem to have in this area. Schedule a consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon that can assess you in person and determine which approach will help you meet your goals most effectively. Best of luck to you!