What can I do about blotchiness 3 months post-op? Described as vasodilation or broken capillaries. Is it permanent? (Photo)

A subcutaneous facelift separates the skin from the deeper tissues that nourish it with blood. This can lead to altered pathways creating shallow vascular issues. After all inflammation from the facelift has subsided, at least six months, these can be treated with a selective laser if they have not managed during convalescence.

This is a fairly common occur with a facelift procedures.  As the skin is elevated and re-attaches the vascular pattern may be altered and capillaries may occur.  There are various laser that treat this very well. Good luck.