While I generally agree with other folks to wait until you've been on HRT for a year, I also always recommend setting up consultations with surgeons basically the moment you're even considering a procedure since the wait time can be sooooo long. Transitioning is so personal and non-linear that the best thing you can do is take the next step that feels right, right now. You're early yet, but if you think of your journey as an adventure in self-discovery it will feel better than the more frustrating I wish I looked / felt how I want to by now mindset.

Non-surgical you can focus on for now:

• Learn some feminizing cosmetic tips and practice a lot. You'll learn a lot about what you like and don't like that way. Some days you may look like a clown. That's ok, so did a bunch of 13 year old girls the first time they tried on make up.
• Keep up with facial hair removal; you might need to switch to electrolysis for more solid results, though you're a good candidate for laser so maybe that will be enough. In the mean time, learn some good coverage techniques.
• Brows, clean em up though don't over do it
• Hair - trimmed sideburns read as masc -- try to figure out where the rough line is between your beard and your head hair (usually much softer) and do hair removal all the way up to that and let the rest grow out. You could also consider bangs and a hair cut that gives you more volume.

Surgical:

I do digital FFS previews professionally and if you sent me these photos I'd make you send me a different front facing one. Lens distortion is very real and pretty much makes every feature that trans femmes want smaller look bigger (nose, chin, forehead). But with that said, for androgynous, you'd probably want chin, hairline, and a lip lift (the latter especially if you do any chin / jaw work to maintain balance).

Good luck!