How soon can a revision surgery be done after healing from a partial facelift? I had a recent endotine midface lift.

While I can offer insights from a distance, my approach to facelift surgery involves addressing all aspects of aging comprehensively.

Looking at the pre-operative photo you've provided, my consideration would have leaned towards performing a full facelift with a High SMAS flap and incorporating neck enhancement.

In terms of timing for a revision procedure to address the lower face, there's no specific minimum waiting period. Each patient's situation is unique, and a thorough evaluation is necessary to determine the ideal timing for a revision that aligns with your goals and recovery.

If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out to me at chopraplasticsurgery.com.

It is imperative that the patient and doctor have clear understanding of the goals of proposed surgery.  It is puzzling that your request for correction of jowls was addressed with a mid-facelift.  Seek out a talented and experienced facelift surgeon for an in person evaluation.  You could consider a lower face-neck lift withing 6 months of your procedure.

Revision surgery after a facelift is generally recommended to be performed after most of the healing process has passed, which is about 1 year. However in certain cases, revision surgery could be performed earlier.Endotine midfacelfit (usually a subperiosteal midface lift) is a associated with prolonged swelling compared with other types of mid facelift. Therefore, revision surgery in these kind of cases shall not be done too soon after the initial surgery.Revision facelift surgery in areas that were not operated before ( eg. lower facelift and neck lift in a subperiosteal facelift) may be addressed with surgery before 1 year  after the initial surgery.Patients interested in undergoing revision facelift surgery should discuss a safe timing for the re-opeariong with their primary facelift surgeon.