Facelift Caused Ear to Look Strange

The picture shows excess skin on the lower part of your earlobe. This can be caused during the facelift if enough skin is not removed. It can be easily corrected in your plastic surgeon's office under local anesthesia.
Best Regards,
Dr. Speron

As has already been noted on this topic, the appearance of your earlobe is related to a small amount of skin excess where the lower cheek meets the earlobe.  I agree that simple resection of skin and re-inset of the earlobe would be appropriate.  One point I would like to add is that under-resection of skin is far preferable to over-resection of skin, which leads to a far less pleasing outcome.

Fortunately, fixing or revision most earlobe changes are simple and can be performed in the office under local anesthesia. There are a few more difficult earlobe problems, such as a "pixie" ear deformity, which is not what you have from the submitted photos.

This can be repaired easily by your surgeon. It can be done under local anesthesia in 15 minutes and you can go to work the next day.

Cutting corners in doing a "short scar" FL at times causes these complications and poor results. They can be corrected in a minor revision under local anesthesia, which the operative surgeon should be happy to do. This would keep you and make you happy.
From MIAMI Dr. B