Mini face + neck lift, fat grafting, and upper and lower eyelid surgery - truthful recovery time?

so it's very person specific so I can't give you an exact answer. Sometimes it's very much trial and error as to how long people take to recover. your surgery list is quite long and I think your upper and lower eyelids in combination with a face and neck lift will take at least six weeks before make up can cover up the signs.

I expect in your industry people are very skilled in that type of cover up work and will have seen this situation many times before.

The main difficulty, for you will be bruising in the early phases, first two weeks or so, and then lumpiness and unevenness with slightly more prominent scars over the next 6 to 12 weeks.

Hopefully that answers your questions.

I have a whole range of videos on this type of questions on my YouTube channel Adam goodwin surgery, if you want to learn more.

Best wishes, Adam Goodwin

To look your best after aesthetic, facial plastic surgery may require 3 to 6 months.
Being presentable, without obvious signs of previous surgery may be achievable, and as little as six weeks.
For example, if you have an acting job, then you should give yourself plenty of time to recover to let scars fade and All swelling be completely subsided.
A lot of this has to do with how the procedure is performed.
If you look at a lot of celebrities who have had significant facial procedures, like Sylvester Stallone, they had an operated look that lasted for at least a year.
Finding the right provider is absolutely paramount.Rich and famous people seem just as bad at finding the best plastic surgeons as those who live more humble existences.
I personally had a facelift and open brow lift and felt I was presentable to go back to seeing patients after five days.
Upper eyelid blepharoplasty‘s can take a while, if too much skin is removed.
Ask providers to show you examples representing different times of recovery.
A sufficiently talented and experienced provider should have example pictures of what you will look like a different time frames after the procedure.
If you’re in the hands of the right provider, they should be guiding you through this process with accuracy and predictability.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD