Feel Run Down After Surgery..

First of all the procedures are too much for a single surgery. It is totally normal to feel exhausted and fatigue days after the surgery. You should try to rest, not lose energy, not smoke and do not drink alcohol for a few weeks (or keep it to a minimum). The recovery period is different among different individuals but will take around 2-6 weeks in general.
Hope this helps,
Ali Rıza Öreroğlu, MD FEBOPRASEuropean and Turkish Board Certified Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeonIstanbul, Turkey

Surgery is a type of stress for the body and there is a recovery process taking place especially the initial first weeks. It is normal to feel run down after any type of surgery.  It is important to decrease the amount activity, pain medication and keep yourself hydrated.

Thank you and I understand your concern. You had quite a few procedures, which will require a significant amount of healing. With the busy schedule you described the day before, I can see why you might feel rundown and less than your best the next day. Give your body time to recover and try to get plenty of rest for the first few weeks. My guess is you will begin to feel more energized quite soon.

You are describing an absolutely normal feeling. If you keep in mind that the recovery after your surgery has taken you out of your normal routine and represents a significant stress to your organism as a hole, you will know to give yourself time to gain inner and outer strength. I recommend to be patient with yourself and know that you will get there, but it may take as long as 3 weeks. It is already a good sign that you went out with friends at such a relatively early stage in your recovery. 

Thanks for the question. First 24-48 hours after the operation face will be swelling. After 48 hours swelling will be decreases. Scalp area stitches are taken from the day 10. Final results may take 1 month. Patients can return to work after 1 week. The effect of gravity varies according to the aging speed and lifestyle but it provides an average permanent effect of 10 years. I wish you all the best.

Many of my facelift patients feel quite energetic just a few days after surgery; however, this does not mean that it's good to overdo it. Because no two patients are alike, please listen to your body and pace yourself. Lying in bed all day is not the proper way to heal, but neither is running around and doing housecleaning followed by active socializing. You will recover and feel 100% again but it takes time. And please remember to properly hydrate. 

It definitely seems like you had a lot of surgery. With most cosmetic facial surgery, most people feel great the next day and are very happy with results. This is especially true with in office procedures without general anesthesia. It is not uncommon for people to get a little depressed between six days to 14 days after surgery as they have gotten used to the dramatic improvement and are starting to look at their scars and wonder why things are not healing faster. Easy fatigue after a big surgery is also relatively common. Usually at the two week checkup, I have patient start exercising and after six weeks they can do absolutely anything they want.
Any time someone feels really run down and seems like they're having a problem, we want to make sure that there're no complications. I would strongly recommend that you see a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area that is a member of both ASPS & ASAPS and performs a lot of facelifts & neck lifts to go over your concerns.
I hope your energy level picks up and everything is alright. I hope my answer helps and if it does, please take a moment to up vote this answer on the “respond” button on the top right.  Have a great day.

Thank you for your question.  You have had a very extensive surgery with multiple procedures therefore it is very important to rest and not over do it.  You are still in a very early stage of your recovery, 9 days is not long after.  Please make sure you have regular follow ups with your surgeon, eating healthy, keeping hydrated and getting lots of sleep.  All The Best 

It is very common to be easily fatigued or to feel run down after surgery, particularly a bigger operation. This can last for many weeks and even several months in some cases. It is important to take things very slow in the beginning and work your way back into a normal routine over time - following your surgeon's instructions of course.
All the best,

It sounds like you had a significant amount of surgery.  It also sounds like you significantly over did it.  Please make sure you follow your post operative instructions given to you by your surgeon. Please make sure you follow up with them and ask any questions that you may have.