How long should I wait after Botox, threads and fillers for a facelift?

Thank you for your question. As has been mentioned in a number of the previous posts, it is often times easier to assess your issues when Botox and fillers have worn off. Botox generally lasts three to six months, while fillers can last a bit longer. In general, we usually recommend waiting at least six months after having injections, fillers or even a thread lift before proceeding with a definitive facelift. This allows the surgeon to more clearly see exactly what the issues are when you don't have any other treatments affecting the tissue. I hope this answers your question, and best of luck.  

Botox will not have much effect on the facelift unless you are getting a fair amount in your neck. For the threads, I would suggest a minimum of 6 weeks to allowing healing. However, if you are considering a facelift, I don't recommend getting the threads. If you have a lot of filler in the cheeks, you might want to let some of it subside, or have it removed before doing the facelift.

The answer depends on a few considerations.  If your lift will be to correct loose skin and soft tissue, then I think about 6 weeks to allow healing of any inflammation from the threads is justified.  If you used fillers to add volume in the upper cheeks and might consider fat grafting there, then I would wait longer for the filler to begin absorbing.  I personally don't think that Botox would cause any problem in planning or performing a lift.