Can I have a facelift next year after being diagnosed with osteoporosis and taking medication?

 Many women of the age for a facelift have some degree of osteoporosis. That in itself would not affect your facelift. The medication you’ve been prescribed does have some side effects which are rare and they should be easily managed at the time of your facelift. Check with your primary care doctor and get clearance from him/her.   Best wishes. 

Yes, you can definitely have a facelift after being treated for osteoporosis. You should discuss the timing of the medication with your prescribing doctor and your facelift surgeon, otherwise, there are no issues with being on that medication

I would estimate that at least half of my facelift patients have some degree of osteoporosis and I am unaware of any contraindication for facelift surgery while taking Prolia.