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Feel Good 4 Months After Facelift. But Only 2 Hours Per Day. Any Explanation?

I had a mini-lower lift 4 months ago. I had a lot of issues with recovery most of which are slowly resolving. My primary remaining issues are tightness, pulling and numbness around ears. But here's the strange part: For the last 6 weeks when I wake up in the morning and for the first 1.5 - 2 hours of the day, I have almost no facial discomfort.(Even usually numb areas feel completely normal!) Everyday I hope the normalcy will last longer than 2 hours, but so far it hasn't. Any ideas?

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by SallieSu2 in NY
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Facelift recovery and scarring

Recovery after facelift may take time. However, persistent discomfort may be associated with a progressively thickening scar or scar contracture that should be addressed. I perform may facelift procedures in Los Angeles and ask patients to massage daily.
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Sensation 4 Months after Facelift

Awkward sensations of pain 4 months after facelift may be normal, but an exam is necessary to determine any issues with healing.
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Facelift surgery recovery

Dear SallieSu2, You should really visit your plastic surgeon so that you can have a full exam It may also depend on any other medical issues that you may or may not have It requires a more thorough evaluation than we can perform online Best regards, Nima Shemirani

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