Facelift, necklift, liplift and lower blepharoplasty - shall I do it at the same time or separately? (Photo)

It's not uncommon to perform these
procedures all at once, because it consolidates the recovery period and makes
for a more dramatic result. If you decide that's what you want to do, you'll
need clearance from your primary care physician, which may include lab work and
cardiovascular testing to make sure you're well enough for a surgery of this
duration. Be sure you've found a highly qualified plastic surgeon with ample
experience performing a combination of procedures such as this one. Best of
luck as you move forward!

It really depends on the individual. I typically draw the
line at about 6 hours of surgery for my patients but quite honestly if things
are done well and balanced, it’s typically better to do everything together
providing you have a very experienced surgeon. Sometimes patients will prefer
to proceed with one or two things at a time but then are other individuals who
prefer to just have everything done and not to be back to have to address
another area. I hope you find this information and video useful.

Moving forward with facial rejuvenation surgery is a personal choice, ideally supported by your spouse, family and friends.Performing the surgeries you mentioned can be performed separately or all at once.  The decision can be based on the amount of downtime you have, what you're willing to go through, cost, and overall your aesthetic goals.  If the proper medical history review/clearance, physical exam, and studies (labs, EKG) are performed, and the surgeries are scheduled in an accredited surgery center (with the pre-operative instructions followed), doing all the procedures is generally safe to perform during the same time.I hope this helps.