Facial Redness After Facelift?

2 months post procedure is still very early in the healing process, and it's extremely common to still experience minor symptoms like redness and tender skin.Over the first six to 12 months, most raised skin irregularities settle.  However, it sounds like your concerns may be more than the typical healing process. I suggest you revisit your surgeon to double check everything.

It is not abnormal to have some residual redness and irregularities 2 months after your facelift. An exam and/or photos would really be necessary to provide you with recommendations. Speaking with your surgeon at your appointment will be best, as they will be able to provide you with advice. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck with the remainder of your recovery. 

Although you should look great by now, the skin still will feel firm at this point in your healing progress. Some mild pinkness can occur but it is rare. I would expect this to improve with time. Your cosmetic surgeon may recommend a laser treatment to speed this along.

Increased blood supply to the cheeks resulting in redness can persist after a facelift is a normal component of a healing process. This is more likely to be seen in patients with rosacea. The condition should pass with time.

     Hardness is to some extent unavoidable, for as scars mature they harden first and then soften.  This will get better over time.  The redness is not likely an infection.  Facial infections after facelift occur at about 0.5%.  If you had small residual hematomas or slightly compromised skin or both, the redness may take longer to dissipate.  As always, this is speculative as there are not pictures and an exam by your surgeon will be the best comfort.