I can't feel my right ear after facelift. Is that normal?

It is relatively common to experience numbness in the ear after facelift surgery depending on the technique used, and in my experience will always recover, usually within a few months.   Your scars in front of the ears are still very fresh, and although very visible, should fade with time. Moving the scars to the edge of your tragus and ear margin can make them less visible if they remain troublesome over time. The asymmetry of your eyes is probably just due to swelling. It is much too early to consider revision...you need to wait a couple of months to fully evaluate the results.

Thank you for your question. It is not unusual for the ear to be numb for the first two weeks after surgery, especially because incisions are usually made underneath the ear to ensure that they are hidden after the healing process. Please follow your surgeon's recovery guidelines and find comfort knowing that patients experience the most swelling and bruising during the first two weeks after surgery. Always consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,

There can be some temporary numbness to the ear after a facelift. In most cases, this will gradually resolve over time, but it can take several months.  Seeing as how your facelift was done 2 1/2 weeks ago, it is too early to make any judgement on your results.  It will take several months for the healing to occur before you will get a better idea of your true appearance.  Based on your photos, I would say you appear to be healing very well at this point in time.  

Dear Inna MThank you for your question and photos!  The healing from your surgery takes 3 to 6 months minimum and there will be a lot of changes.  Please follow up with your surgeon with your concerns.With Warm RegardsTrevor M born MD

Thanks for sharing your concerns. Based on your photos you still have a lot of swelling, which is normal. At 18 days following surgery your are still in the early stages of healing. Try to remain patient during this time, as you will see a lot of changes over the following weeks and months. During this time, follow up regularly with your surgeon to express your concerns. Best of luck!