Post percuntaneous suture loop cheek lift, I have contour irregularities. How long before I should consider revision?

  It is far too soon to be assessing the results of your surgery.  This is a conversation you should be having with your surgeon, who likely will advise patience before assessing your final results.

This method of cheek suspension can be variable. Discuss with your surgeon. I personally would remove the sutures and use an Endotine device via an eyelid incision to do this as I have since the development of the Endotine for this purpose.

I would definitely talk with your doctor about your issue.

However, the good news is your problem will probably resolve on its own.

The bad news is so will the cheek suspension.

The issue with suspension sutures is that they temporarily elevate tissues but don't achieve a permanent improvement.  Most surgeons believe that you must separate tissues, elevate them to the position you want them to hold (that's the function of sutures, to maintain them there temporarily), and they will heal that way.

Suspension sutures usually 'cut' through the tissues, as the wound remodels, until they become ineffective.

There are several chapters and articles we have written on this subject below if you should have extra time on your hands.

Your results do not sound impressive.  You should be discussing your concerns with your surgeon.  Hopefully he/she has a reasonable revision policy so you can improve upon your results.