Which surgical procedures would help me achieve a more rejuvenated look? (photos)

Thank you for providing photographs with your question.
Facial aging often follows a pattern that involves both descent of soft tissue as well as loss of volume. While it is not common to undergo a facelift in your late 30s or early 40s, it is not unheard of. Ultimately the key to any successful surgery is making sure that the procedure offered will improve what bothers you. From these photos I notice that you have excess skin of your upper and lower eyelids as well as moderate bags under your lower eyelids. You also have a moderate nasolabial fold and loss of cheek volume. The distance between your lower eyelid and cheek also appears to be slightly long which is a sign of facial descent.
In my opinion you would be a great candidate for both and upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty. If you were my patient I would give you the option of fat transfer to naturally enhance areas of your face that appear slightly sunken versus a facelift. I do not believe age alone is a reason to not offer these procedures.

Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can see from your photos you seem to be a suitable candidate for lower blepharoplasty as well as facelift and neck lift if you do not have a medical problem.
It would be better face to face consultation.
Best Regards!

Thank you for your enquiry and sharing your photographs.

In general terms in a situation like yours a combination of upper eyelid blepharoplasty and trans conjunctival lower eyelid blepharoplasty (because there is no lower eyelid skin excess) can help reduce the effects of ageing around the eyes. The lower eyelids shape is probably related more to hereditary characteristics rather than ageing. It is also influenced by the fact that there is very little fatty tissue volume in the face.

The neck contour shows some volume related to the submandibular glands and digastric muscles which could potentially be reduced through an anterior necklift procedure. It is however difficult to evaluate on photographs and the skin laxity could make this an unsuitable treatment pathway. Because the scars around the ears would have a relatively strong visibility, facelift surgery seems like a premature approach.