Brow and Face Lift 2 Weeks Ago; Have Constant Ringing in Ears?

The ringing in your ears after your facelift may be a temporal coincidence.  If your tinnitus persists you should see an ear, nose, and throat physician who will order a hearing test.  You need to be evaluated with an accurate hearing test to rule this out as a cause for the tinnitus.

Hello, and sorry to hear about the issue you are experiencing following your facelift. In general, the side effects of a facelift may include:

1) Swelling
2) Firmness
3) Bleeding
4) Numbness
5) Bruising
6) Nerve injury that is temporary but sometimes permanent

A brow lift may result in:

1) Swelling
2) Bruising
3) Numbness
4) Firmness

I have not heard of a patient who had ringing ears following a facelift. It is possible the blood on your ears may have something to do with this, but difficult to tell for sure. The area may have become irritated from the blood, resulting in the ringing of the ears you experienced. It sounds like your surgeon is on top of it, and I would continue to listen to his advice. If the ringing persists for an extended period of time, you may want to consider visiting an ENT. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck with the remainder of your recovery.

  I have not had this complaint after facelift, but fluid or blood collections could cause this.   If your surgeon is ENT trained, then you likely have no cause for concern.  If the problem persists, it may be worth seeing an ENT.

This is a new one for me.  Ringing in the ears after a facelift is something I have not heard of. You may want to go to an ENT as well as an audiologist to be examined.

While I have not heard of this in my practice, you should know that blood is an irritant, and therefore blood next to the ear drum can cause localized inflammation that might be contributing you your condition.  If this is the cause, it should improve on its own.  

If things don't improve over the next 7-10 days (improve, not necessarily resolve) then I would see an ENT surgeon for a consultation.

I have not heard of this issue after facelift surgery but it is plausible that this could be the cause.  I would certainly see an ENT surgeon to evaluate you.