Can I do rhino, lip lift & lower blepharoplasty all in one?

Yes Klatte. 3 surgeries can be done simultaneously . Liplift and rhinoplasty is better to be done saperately , But there are many case done in combination . So answer is seperate aproach is more preferable , but combination aproach also is being done safely and common.My approach also like that . i have many cases with combination , but always i recomend seperatle if patient can do this .

If you are a suitable candidate for these procedures, they can indeed be performed together. In fact, we often combine a lip lift with rhinoplasty. It is also possible to perform upper and lower eyelid surgery, and even a temporal lift, alongside a rhinoplasty.One advantage of combining these procedures is that rhinoplasty alone does not cause significant swelling or bruising around the eyes, so the eyelid surgery heals while the nose is also recovering. This means you won’t need to schedule separate procedures, undergo anesthesia again, or wait through another recovery period.Of course, suitability is very important. If we can review photos or videos, we can determine whether you are a good candidate for this combination. It is also essential that you have no general health issues or anesthesia-related concerns. Extending the surgical time to combine these procedures does not create any additional problems in a routine rhinoplasty.

Yes all can be done in one operation. But of course first you must be examined before to decide the which surgical technique is required.

Hi klatte! Great question — yes, it’s possible to safely combine rhinoplasty, lip lift, and lower blepharoplasty (with fat repositioning) in one procedure.

Many surgeons perform these together to minimize anesthesia time, costs, and recovery. The key is choosing a board-certified surgeon experienced in all three procedures and operating in an accredited facility with a qualified anesthesia team.

For healthy patients, this combination is generally safe, but it does mean a longer surgery and recovery. During your consultation, ask how often your surgeon performs this exact combination and review before-and-after photos to ensure consistent results.

Can I combine rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, and a lip lift in one surgery?
Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX:
Great question — and one that I often hear from patients looking for a more efficient way to address multiple facial concerns. In many cases, yes, it’s absolutely possible to safely combine rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), and a lip lift into a single surgical session, but it depends on a few key factors.

Yes, I do perform rhinoplasty, lip lift, and lower blepharoplasty together in one surgical session when it’s safe and appropriate for the patient. Combining these procedures can be a great way to achieve full facial harmony while minimizing anesthesia exposure, recovery time, and overall downtime.
During consultation, I carefully evaluate your anatomy, goals, and health history to ensure that this combination approach is the right fit. My focus is always on maintaining safety and achieving natural, balanced results that complement your unique features.
If you’re interested, we can discuss your goals in detail and design a surgical plan that safely combines all three procedures.
— Dr. Gupta, Verve Plastic Surgery

Yes, it is possible, but I personally do not recommend for my patients to have a rhinoplasty and lip lift at the same time. The risk of doing rhinoplasty and lip lift at the same time is that there are too many variables at play which could make it difficult to obtain a satisfactory outcome. I do often perform a rhinoplasty and blepharoplasty surgery at the same time with fat transposition with great outcomes.

The short answer to your question is that combining all three procedures at the same time is not only safe, but makes sense given the parameters that you have mentioned. Though you have not provided photos, I think that you are looking for a lip lift more than a lip flip and this is also safe to have performed at the same time as your rhinoplasty and blepharoplasty.

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Thank you for your question
Yes, it is medically feasible and fairly common for experienced facial plastic surgeons to perform a rhinoplasty, lip lift, and lower eyelid blepharoplasty with fat repositioning in a single surgical session. Combining these procedures under one anesthesia can be safe and efficient when performed by a qualified surgeon, minimizing overall recovery time and reducing anesthesia-related risks. However, careful patient selection is crucial—your overall health, healing capacity, and anatomical considerations must be evaluated to ensure safety. Surgeons who routinely perform all three procedures are best suited for this approach, as each involves delicate facial structures and aesthetic balance. A thorough consultation including facial analysis, medical clearance, and discussion of recovery timelines is essential to determine if you're a good candidate for combined surgery.

To start with, do not get fat repositioning, it is one of the mythical unicorns in plastic surgery, like buccal fat pad removal and others, it returns no benefit (patients look the same) or even creates unsightly looks or major complications.

There are some interactions to consider in the set of treatments you are aiming to, essentially due to the antomical viccinity between them.

A lip lift may jeopardize the vascularity of the nasal skin, given the nose is already diminished in its flow due to the surgical access from the rhinoplasty itself; many factors to consider here in order to approve or not such combination, in any case it is a matter to be thoroughly assessed by and with your surgeon.

The rhinoplasty may lead to an orbitary haematoma and eye ball / optical nerve compresion when osteotomies are applied (as a general rule they are) and certain times of lower blepharoplasty are associated simultaneously; again to be planned and discussed with your surgeon.

I have personally done these combinations without complications, and also have refused to associate them in a single procedure in some patients, it all depends on the technical-vascular-anatomical assessment I do on each particular complex-facial-plastic-surgery intervention I plan; a thorough conversation to explain pros and cons with the patient is mandatory, plus written one.