Leighesta: It is good to raise these questions in order to plan a comprehensive facial rejuvenation. Facelift accomplishes certain goals, while skin surface treatments accomplish different things. In our practice, we develop a plan for each patient that may include many of the treatments you mention, depending on their own skin and their goals.www.ExpertPlasticSurgeon.com If those treatments are already planned or underway, they would be stopped a few weeks before surgery. Professional skin care would continue up to the week of surgery. It is not necessary to do the treatments you mention before surgery. Juvaderm, other HA filler, or fat graft transfer may all be done at the time of facelift surgery. (Post-op is OK too.) Filling various areas, most often the lips, complements the facelift results. Laser skin resurfacing may also be done in some areas at the time of surgery. If Botox is planned, it may be useful to begin it weeks or months pre-op. Post-op skin care treatments routinely include lymphatic massage to reduce early swelling, make-up techniques, and medical skin care (Obagi) when indicated. Microdermabrasion, chemical peels, intense pulsed light treatments (photofacial), etc. are done for specific reasons, later when needed.