Am I a Candidate for eye lift or brow lift surgery? (Photos)

For significant improvement, hooded eyelids require surgery if there is enough skin. For nonsurgical treatments: Radiofrequency (Thermage or Venus Legacy/Viva), injectable fillers, and a Botox brow lift can help contour the eyebrows and lift the eyelid skin. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an experienced cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for submitting your question and photos. You would likely benefit from laser facial resurfacing to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while improving mild skin laxity. This treatment uses energy through a fractional laser to remove the outer layer of skin and reveal a new, healthy-looking layer below.
Only one treatment may be necessary to produce smooth, youthful, and long-lasting results. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon who can suggest the best option to help you achieve your aesthetic goals.

While there is no substitute for an in-person examination that allows for manipulation of the skin, the photos provided do suggest that the use of an appropriately robust HA filler injected properly in the upper cheek regions would not only help to create a more ideal, feminine oval (heart-shaped) face, but would likely improve the under eye issues, as well. If still necessary, a series of superficial peels to the under eyes could further help to diminish the crinkling there. Make sure to consult with an experienced board certified cosmetic dermatologist injector and best of luck. .

Honestly, your photos don't show significant excess skin or fat in the lower eyelids. The fine lines can be addressed with a chemical peel or laser resurfacing.
And your brow position is excellent. No need to over do it. Less is more and you do not want to look overdone! Virtual consultations are available.

Your photographs show mild wrinkling and redundancy of the lower eyelid skin. There are several good options to treat these wrinkles. A pinch technique is a delicate surgical technique where a small amount of skin is trimmed out right under the lower eyelid lashes. The incision is hidden in the natural crease under the eyelashes and this tightens the envelope of skin reducing the wrinkles. A second option is a trichloroacetic acid peel (TCA peel) which is a medium depth chemical peel that can be used to tighten the skin under the eyes. The last option is an ablative laser peel under the eyes. Ablative lasers (CO2 and erbium lasers) will remove the surface of the skin and tighten the deeper layers reducing the wrinkles and redundancy. The TCA peel and ablative laser peel require a week of downtime as you will be applying ointment to the treated skin until the skin heals which is generally one week. The skin can be pink for several weeks to months but can be disguised with make-up. The pinch technique has less downtime but does requires some icing for a few days and ointment at bedtime for one week. The stitches are removed at one week.