My effective solution was to submit a complaint through the account quality section, providing very specific details, not just simply stating "I comply with all policies," but clearly explaining the campaign context and which products were advertised.
If your ad account is restricted, check the reason first. If you see an option to request a review, submit it and explain the problem clearly. I have found it is better to fix the issue first instead of creating another ad account.
What kind of account issues are you experiencing (Facebook, Instagram, ads, account deactivation, feature restrictions, etc.) or what Meta notifications are you displaying?
once a final review request is rejected and the appeal button is disabled, the automated system permanently locks that specific ad account. the standard workaround is to remove your assets (pages, Pixels) from the disabled account and migration to a fresh verified Business Manager or a high-limit agency Ad account to get your campaigns back up immediately
Sometimes a clear review request can get the account back. i think you have to do check the restriction reason first then contact meta support and submit an appeal.
I have encountered this issue before; once an appeal has been rejected, the account is effectively permanently locked. My advice is to switch to a business account instead of using a personal one.
I'm sorry to say this, but fixing this account is going to take way too much effort — and it might all be for nothing. You're better off just starting a new one.
If the review button is gone, first check Account Quality for the exact restriction reason and fix any linked Business Manager, payment, or identity issues. Repeated appeals without fixing the root cause usually won’t help.
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