Will Post- Facelift Staple Removal Improve Skin Tightening?

Staple removal after a facelift will not make it tighter. It has no bearing on the end result of your surgery.

 Removing  Staples After a Face lift sill  Improve the Tightness in my Face perhaps a little. It will lessen the tension in the immediate area just a little at most. With time however your tissues will become more pliant and less tight.

The tight feeling you describe is unrelated to the staples and will only improve with time - it can take months

That would depend entirely on where the staples are, and the tension on them.  I doubt the improvement will be substantial, but there are too many details missing to know for sure.

No, unfortunately removing staples will not improve tightness.  The tightness will continue to improve as you heal and the swelling goes down.  Good luck1

Removing your surgical staples won't produce further tightening of you face. This early from surgery you still have some healing to do in addition to swelling that will subside.

Staples can be uncomfortable for the patient (which is one of the reasons why I do not use them). Tightness is most likely not related to the staples or sutures and should not change dramatically. Rather, tightness is a common temporary experience after facelifts related to tightening of the platymsa and SMAS.

Most patients experience less tightness once the clips are removed.

It does not, of course, affect the tightness of the face.

Ultimately skin tightness is controlled by how much skin was removed from you face at the time of your facelift.  Like most things in cosmetic surgery, this is more art than science.  Too much skin removal and one has the windswept look.  Too little skin removal and disappointment is the result.  Following the facelift, the result is not likely to "tighten" as it heals.  If this is an issue, it is possible that your surgeon was conservative with your facelift. I would strongly recommend that you allow your face to heal fully before you decide that not enough skin was removed.  There is undoubtedly very good clinical reasoning by your surgeon for perform your facelift as was done.

Thanks for the Question & Congratulations on your procedure @Rosemarie44!!Although I do not typically use staples in facelift surgery, it is a common practice among some surgeons. There is no right or wrong reason but it's personal preference. I find that sutures allow more precise skin alignment on the face and reserve staples only for browlifts and other surgeries involving the scalp. The staples will not improve or worsen the tightness in your face. Typically you can expect the initial swelling to increase a few days with the peak being postoperative day number three. After that it dissipates over the next two weeks. Usually there is some natural numbness along the incision after any plastic surgery procedure which makes suture or staple removal quite painless. 
The staples are removed with a small instrument that pushes down on the center of the staple, rotating the edges out from the skin. 
Best of luck,
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