Post-Facelift Compression Face Mask

This full face compression mask by Revee Italy is designed for recovery after facelift and facial surgery, giving complete, enveloping coverage of the face, chin and neck. A facelift reshapes the tissues beneath the skin as well as removing excess skin, and consistent compression in the first weeks helps those repositioned tissues settle evenly, containing bruising and swelling and supporting the definition your surgeon worked to create.

The mask is built for the reality of extended wear. Velcro closures at the back of the head and at the neck let you adjust the compression precisely and re-set it as swelling subsides, while the enveloping shape distributes pressure evenly rather than concentrating it in one place. The latex-free, hypoallergenic Made-in-Italy fabric stays soft against sensitive post-surgical skin through day and night use.

For chin and jawline procedures where full face coverage is not needed, see the Revee chin garment. Classified as a medical device and made in Italy.

About Revee Italy

Revee is a Turin-based specialist with over a decade of expertise in post-operative garments for aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. By combining medical-grade technology with modern, sporty design, and by working closely with surgeons and patients, Revee helps make the return to everyday life after surgery as smooth and comfortable as possible. Healfit is the official Revee distributor in the UAE.

Recommended for postoperative recovery after:

• Facelift
• Facial surgery in general
• Mentoplasty (chin surgery)
• Otoplasty (ear surgery)

How to wear it

Your surgeon will confirm the correct size and set the duration of wear based on your procedure, usually worn day and night in the first weeks and then tapered. Adjust the velcro at the neck and back so the compression stays firm and even as swelling changes. Many patients keep a second mask so compression is never interrupted while one is being washed.

Important

Compression should feel supportive, not restrictive. If the mask interferes with breathing, vision, jaw movement or feels painful, loosen it and speak to your surgeon. Always follow the wear schedule you were given.