I had a facelift 6 months ago. I feel dizzy, off balance & become unable to concentrate. along with pain.

What you describe appears to be related to the middle and inner ear which would not really be affected by a facelift. I think you should proceed with a full workup as has been begun. It sounds as though it might be time to consult with an ENT specialist.

Thank you for your question.I don't recall any patients with those symptoms 6 months post facelift surgery but I would suggest you see also an ENT as the middle and inner ear can be responsible for balance issues and dizziness unrelated to a facelift.Hope this helps!

Best regards,Dr. Marc DuPere, Toronto Aesthetic Plastic Surgeon

Most  issues related to a face-liftresolve in 6-12 months. It will bea good idea to have an ENT  Dr.examined your ears inside to R/Oany obstruction. Occasionally other conditions not related to theprimary surgery may occur.Hope this help.

I agree with the other physicians. Is think ENT consult could help. Most likely involves problem in the ear itselfThis should be able to be resolved pretty easilybest of luck

I agree-- you need to see an ENT specialist. There are other tests that can and should be run. The "roar" is indicative of an inner ear/ hearing nerve involvement which can also be associated with a nerve hearing loss. The pain is often related to irritation of the jaw bone joint (TMJ) related to the dizziness. All of these symptoms need to be addressed.