How soon after a facelift, neck lift and upper and lower blepharoplasty (subcillary incision) can I get Fraxel Dual on face?

The correct answer to your question is that it really depends on the type of facelift you have undergone.  For instance, a subperiosteal facelift would theoretically allow you to have Fraxel skin resurfacing performed much earlier than an extended skinlift.  However, the fact that you still have significant swelling on the lateral aspects of your face, where the blood supply and lymphatic drainage can be most tenuous, would argue that you should delay laser resurfacing for at least two to four weeks more.  If the plastic surgeon who performed the facelift is not the doctor performing the laser procedure, he should certainly be consulted before you move forward with this treatment.

At our practice, you can actually have them done at same
time, however, if you want them separated we recommend waiting two weeks.

Typically, after a facelift, neck lift, and upper/lower blepharoplasty, we recommend waiting about 3-4 weeks after this type of surgery to do Fraxel Dual on your face. This gives the skin a chance to heal and also will help in the aid of circulation to the flapin the area that underwent the surgery.

Thank you for your question.It depends on how you are healing and what
type of face lift you had performed.I
perform a lot of ablative resurfacing at the same time as the facelift in the
right candidates.I would ask your
surgeon, however after 6 weeks you should be able to do the Fraxel no matter
what type of facelift you had as long as you have healed appropriately.Good luck.

Laser over the nonsurgical areas are safe to do now.  Laser over the surgical areas such as the lateral face and neck should wait 2 months post op in my opinion.  You surgeon will know when and where he operatedand would be the best person to ask. 

RealSelf is an awesome site, but when it comes to getting specific advice, you already have a surgeon and you should ask him/her. No one should be offering you an opinion as to when you can do another procedure other than your surgeon in consultation with the dermatologist doing your fraxel.

I personally don't think the Fraxal is an effective tool but resurfacing of any kind is usually delayed for about six weeks after a facelift.

You are already 4 weeks post-op. Some people will say you can start Fraxel at 6 weeks post-op. If as you say, you want to really not jeopardize  your result then wait until your 3 months post-op

Typically it is prudent to wait 6 weeks post-surgery before having any semi-aggressive fractionated laser treatment on your skin.  It is necessary for the recently operated skin of the facelift and blepharoplasties to heal before injuring it again with a laser.  I would recommend that your surgeon laser your incisions (all) with the laser at that time to help minimize scarring.

Great question. In your case I would wait 3 months after your facelift to perform fractionated laser resurfacing. This will give adequate time for you to heal.