Can I undergo facelift, still with compressed arms?

Best is to ask your surgeon to see if you can remove the compression for the post operative period. You need to elevate your arms so the swelling goes towards your axilla and not your hands.

Your surgeon may want the compression garments off during surgery for monitoring and intravenous access. I don’t think there will be a problem working around this

Undergoing a facelift typically doesn't directly impact the condition of compressed arms. A facelift primarily addresses the signs of aging on the face and neck by tightening and repositioning facial tissues and muscles, and removing excess skin.However, it's crucial to consider any underlying health conditions or physical limitations that may affect your ability to undergo surgery safely. If you have compressed arms or any other medical concerns, it's essential to discuss them with your plastic surgeon during the consultation phase. They can evaluate your overall health and determine if you're a suitable candidate for surgery.Additionally, it's important to follow your plastic surgeon's pre-operative and post-operative instructions carefully to ensure a smooth recovery process and minimize any potential complications. Always prioritize your health and well-being when considering any type of surgical procedure.