The photos show the product bottle rather than your face, so I cannot judge swelling, skin quality, or any reaction from the images. In general, elective facelift surgery should be delayed until all injection-related swelling, bruising, tenderness, nodules, or inflammation has completely resolved and your facial tissues feel stable. Because so-called stem cell or conditioned-media injections can vary widely in contents and technique, there is no one universal waiting period. Many surgeons would want at least 3 to 6 months of stability before a full facelift, and longer if there was a strong inflammatory reaction, infection, lumps, or uncertain product placement. Bring the exact product information and injection details to a board-certified facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon. Seek care promptly if you develop increasing redness, warmth, pain, drainage, fever, or firm growing nodules.