Will I Still Be Able to Wear my Hair Up After Facelift Procedures?

This is a very good question.  I would like to caution you that a "short scar Facelift" will impede the ability of the Surgeon to remove excess neck skin.  If you have significant cervical (neck) laxity, a short scar incision may not be adequate for your concerns. Facelift incision placement and judicious skin removal, when employed correctly can provide for very acceptable scars.  Facelift incision placement, as described by Bruce Connell, MD generally allows for great results and imperceptible scars.  Ask to see close up photographs of your Surgeons scars and go with your comfort level.

Many rhytidectomy techniques can leave a noticeable scar which is visible when the hair is worn up, while other techniques are less conspicuous.  If you are left with a noticeable scar when your incisions heal, and the scar is still visible after the 2nd hair cycle (about 6 months), a hair transplant can be performed to hide these incisions. 

If the surgeon does a good job and is very experienced you should be able to do this. An exception is possible but rare.