Wearing glasses makes the lower part of my face look heavier. Would a face lift change my impression?

I wear glasses every day, but when I look at photos these days, I feel like my lower face looks heavier, perhaps because the gaze is drawn to the area below the glasses.

I don't notice it as much when I wear contact lenses, but whenever I wear glasses, my overall impression looks like it has dropped, so I suddenly became curious about a facelift.

Of course, it could have been due to the shape or size of the frames, so I even tried switching to different glasses, but I didn't feel much of a difference.

So I wonder if my facial contours have become a little less defined than before.

If I get a facelift, will my overall impression look a little lighter, even when wearing glasses?

I would prefer my face to look less tired overall, rather than having specific areas look sharply lifted.

And I'm also curious about minor details, like whether people who wear glasses every day can wear them immediately after the procedure, haha.

My eyesight is very poor, so it is difficult for me to live without glasses.

Would it be meaningful to show both my appearance with and without glasses during a lifting consultation?

I want to get it done in a way that naturally blends with my everyday look.

I want my impression to be good not just when I'm getting the procedure done, but also when everything is taken into account, including my usual hairstyle and glasses.

Has anyone else considered a face lift like me because wearing glasses makes their facial contours look more constricted?

I'm also curious if you felt your impression changed a little when you actually wore the glasses after receiving them.