54 Yrs Old FACELIFT, NECKLIFT, UPPER EYELIFT, AND FULL FACE FAT GRAFTING

After years of of trying everything out there to stay looking younger and spending way to much money on temporary fixes, I finally decided that it was time for the big guns! No amount of filler, laser or botox is going to fully give me the results that I'am really look for.
Since turning 50 my face really started to loose volume, resulting in the appearance of lots more wrinkles and droopy look. My eyes look tired and sad and my neckbands have separated and look horribly aging.
I workout very heavy at the gym and have no problem firming the body up at the gym but its impossible to do that for my face. I would just like my face and body to match up, firm body, firm fuller face!
I research 5 different doctors, all with great credentials and reviews and I had consultation with all of them. They all varied on what they would do to give me a more youthful appearance. Their cost varied too, from $12K to $27K . Prices was a huge factor for me and well as procedures and overall comfort and reassurance with the doctor. I ended up choosing Dr. Marc Taylor. Many years ago (in the early 90's) Dr Taylor owned a laser center and for my 35 birthday, my husband had bought me a laser package at Dr. Taylor's clinic. At that age, I had already developed quite a bit of sun damage with fine lines and melasma. Laser resurfacing was a fairly new concept and Dr. Taylor was on top of his game with it. After 3 treatments I looked fabulous and my skin stayed looking great for years.
So 20 years later I decided to look him up and research him and he over the past 20 years, he has done over 2,000. facelifts, he has a great deal of video reviews from patients and many before and after photos of his work. I consulted with him twice before I choose him, both times he reassured my that he would be conservative while making me look better.
Dr. Taylor has provided me with a list of things to have on hand for a smooth recovery and after the initial 2 days, he wants me walking around and getting circulation and blood flowing. After 2 to 3 weeks, I can start to workout again but have to go with much lower weights and slowly build up. I don't want to risk damage after this costly procedure, so I will be taking it easy for awhile.
I will update from the day of the procedure to hopefully a year from now!

Nervous excited and anxious all the same time. My biggest fear is being over done or not healing properly, but I plan on following instruction to the T. I'am praying for sucess!

Did not hardly sleep, woke up at 3:45 am wide awake and my appointment time isn't until 7:30 am but I figured why sleep, I'am going to be sedated for most of the day today, so I'll catch up on sleep later.
Unlike general anesthesia, where you can't have anything to eat or drink 8 hours before surgery, my procedure will be performed under twilight sedation (awake/but out of it at the same time), so with that, its recommended to eat a very good breakfast. So I'am getting ready to make me a Spinach/Bacon Omelet, who know when I'll eat again. I also pre-prepped a Protein Smoothie for later so I don't have to worry about eating while swollen and sedated! I'll post photos later!