Can a facelift be possible after having Bells Palsy?

A
face lift is possible as long as your Bell’s Palsy is stable and remote (not
recent). However, a face lift may not change your persistent asymmetry. You
will likely have a slight droop on that side of the face despite a
facelift. With a facelift, both sides of
your face will be lifted, and sometimes slight modifications can be made to
accommodate for the droop. Symmetry in a
face depends on several factors related to the facial nerve including muscle
tone, and dynamic movement. Since the
Bell’s Palsy affected the nerve, some of the neuromuscular changes will remain
despite a facelift (which lifts the muscle, skin and soft tissue but does
nothing to repair the function of the nerve). I recommend consulting with a
board certified facial plastic surgeon to evaluate your anatomy and determine
how much improvement you can expect with a facelift.

There is no problem doing a facelift after recovery from Bell's palsy. In fact, some of the asymmetries may be improved during the procedure.

Hello,   Bell's Palsy should not prohibit you from a facelift procedure.  Depending on the severity of the palsy, complete or partial, there may be techniques performed at the time of surgery that could improve symmetry between the right and left sides. Hope this helps.