Waiting Time to Pilot Plane After Liposuction?

Flying a plane, like driving, requires a set of physical skills that might be temporarily compromised after liposuction. However, as soon as you can execute those skills (and have no pain medication in your system), you can resume piloting a plane. I am a pilot and I would think this circumstance would be achieved within a week.

You really should be pain free and absolutely medicine free before even contemplating getting into the cockpit. For  most patients this is a minimum of two weeks. Certainly there are exceptions in either direction with some returning sooner and others later.

One my patients flys an A340 and she was back in her Captains seat 4 days after body liposuction. However, she was in exceptional physical shape and I performed her liposuciton under tumenscent liposuction. This minimized unnecessary trauma. When you have liposuction under general anesthesia, your surgeon will rough you up simply because they will make every effort to complete the liposuction as quickly as possible. The unnecessary trauma will mean weeks of extra recover.
Regarding eyelid surgery, I will flat out tell you that having eyelid surgery under general anesthesia is a suboptimal means of performing eyelid surgery. When you are awake and cooperative with the surgeon, the effects of surgery can be monitored during surgery allowing for far more accurate results than can be achieved if you are asleep under general anesthesia.
Faces can be done under local anesthesia as well. However, if you are 37 years old, I have to question if you really are ready to have a facelift.