Will a facelift correct nasolabial folds, cheeks, and jawline? (Photos)

You appear to be a great candidate for a deep plane facelift and neck lift, especially given your concerns about nasolabial folds, midface sagging, and heaviness along the jawline. This technique lifts the deeper facial layers rather than just the skin, providing a more natural and long-lasting result.
I often combine this with fat grafting to restore volume in the cheeks and around the mouth, which helps smooth folds and balance the facial contour.
While your photos are helpful for an initial idea, your photos are insufficient to fully evaluate tissue quality, skin elasticity, and facial structure. An in-person consultation is essential to create the most accurate and effective surgical plan. Based on your description, a deep plane facelift with neck lift and fat transfer would likely address your main concerns and give a lifted, refreshed appearance.

Great questions and thank you for providing the photo.
The biggest thing I notice in your photo is volume deficit of the cheeks which gives more of a square or upside down triangle type of appearance. For this fat transfer would likely be the best option. A facelift will also help redistribute some volume to the lateral cheek and pull some of the heaviness from the neck/jawline. I think your best bet is to schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon who specializes in facial rejuvenation.
Hope this helps and best of luck!

You appear to have good skin quality with volume descent. A SMAS repositioning and fat grafting can definitely help, but you do not necessarily need any skin removal. You hit the nail on the head with your description of facial aging- the squaring of the face and heaviness of the lower face are hallmarks of the aging face! Hope that information helps.

you have actually more deflation problem than sagging. So try fat grafting before lifting procedure .Fat grafting will fix your problem