Deep Wrinkle on left side of jaw - did not go away after having Facelift/Midface lift and Necklift (Photo)

Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns and photos with us.  At this point, I don't think surgery would help much to diminish the horizontal folds.  I would recommend using dermal fillers to help directly soften the appearance the folds.  I would visit with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon with a high volume injection practice to help discuss options to address your goals.

I'm sorry to read you're
disappointed with your results. The horizontal line will unfortunately not be
eliminated by a facelift, and the partial recurrence of the nasolabial folds is
due to the inevitable skin stretching and relaxation that occurs over the first
several weeks after surgery. Both can be improved by additional fat transfer or
filler, and the horizontal line could also be improved by selective
dermabrasion or laser to that wrinkle. A facelift really is best at addressing
fallen cheeks and jowls and a loose neck, but it is much less successful in
improving wrinkle lines, which require a resurfacing procedure such as laser,
dermabrasion, or a chemical peel. Thanks for your question, and best of luck.

It
appears, from the photos you provided, that you could benefit from CO2
fractional ablative laser skin resurfacing and dermal fillers.

I
often explain CO2 ablative laser skin resurfacing to my patients using this
analogy: If you have a wrinkled tablecloth and you pull it tight (with a surgical
lift), it will look better, but the wrinkles could still benefit from an
iron (CO2 Laser) to really make the tablecloth look smooth and pretty.

CO2
Fractional Ablative Laser Skin Resurfacing also helps with skin texture,
pigmentation, and sun damage. However, I typically recommend my patients do
ablative laser resurfacing at the same time as their surgery, because the
recovery is significant.

If
you are unwilling to undergo another recovery period of a week or more, then
you could research a series of fractional erbium laser skin resurfacing
treatments, such as Fraxel Re:Store Dual, or a single, fractionated CO2 Laser
treatment, such as Fraxel Re:Store.

I
recommend dermal fillers as an alternative to fat transfer for plumping up
those nasolabial folds, since fat transfer did not work for you previously.

In
searching for a provider for Lasers and Fillers, you should ask the provider
about their experience with these specific treatments, and look for someone
board certified in cosmetic surgery or plastic surgery. Sometimes, plastic
surgeons are only surgeons, and sometimes they’re also expert laser providers.
These are different skill sets. Be sure to ask about the variety of lasers and
fillers they offer, experience, and certifications or awards. A diamond-level
injector award from Galderma or Allergan (the two major manufacturers of dermal
fillers) is a good indicator of experience with fillers.