Can I have surgery to release skin adhesion to underlying structure of the face after facelift? (Photo)

It is possible to have some skin irregularities after a facelift.  Most of these lumps and skin lines disappear without a trace within 6 month of the procedure.  On those extremely rare occasions when some irregularities persist, fat grafting might be a good alternative to additional surgery.  Ask you surgeon about his opinion on fat grafting at your 6 month follow up visit.Best of luck!

I am sorry you had a hematoma. This is a common complication. I would give the area time to heal and be very careful with steroid injections.  The area of the fullness could also have a prominent buccal fat pad that may be contributing to what you see. Try and be patient and your PS will take you through the process. Good luck

I'm sorry to read about your complications. Unfortunately
after hematoma (collection of blood), some residual blood may be left after "milking"
blood out, and so there is increased inflammation with scarring underneath the
skin, resulting in the kind of unevenness that you have. I would expect some
improvement over the course of a year, but if it is severe enough, reopening
the incisions (revision facelift) should result in a smoother surface. If the
soft lumps indeed are not getting smaller, then they could be fat that has been
pushed into lumps by the forces of scar contraction underneath the skin, or
perhaps they are secondary to fat grafts if those were performed at the time of
your surgery. I would continue to consult with your surgeon, but if secondary
surgery is recommended, consultation with another surgeon might give you
additional perspective on the best approach. For now, continued conservative
measures will likely give you considerable improvement — and hopefully complete
resolution. Best wishes.