What to do to improve my neck lines? (Photo)

I'd suggest a revision. You need to fully release the skin from the underlying muscle. Pulling the skin laterally might improve the vertical lines. Excess skin in removed through incisions behind your ears. The muscle could then be re-tightened centrally and laterally as well.

When there is too much loose skin, an isolated necklift just won't do. As you have learned, skin tightening devices have their limitations.
At this point I would consider a face lift in addition to a necklift. You need to pull up the slack between the clavicles and the midface with upward traction on the SMAs/platysma, then re-drape and remove the excess skin of the neck/lower face.

I would recommend a deep plane face/neck lift. This would best address the deep structures below the platysma muscle in the neck and also treat the loose platysmal fibers in the neck that are causing the vertical bands. The skin will also be released and re-draped after proper lifting of the face and tightening of the neck. You need to find an American Board of Plastic Surgery certified surgeon; ideally, this surgeon has also completed an aesthetic fellowship accredited by the Aesthetic Society.

The laxity under your chin can be best improved by re-elevation of your neck skin, lateral/superior suturing of your platysma muscle to smooth it’s contour and additional traction (within reason) of your neck skin. This will help to smooth the lines as much as possible. Your prior Morpheus 8 treatments may make your skin slightly less pliable, so this should be taken into account.

Without preoperative photos it would be difficult to comment whether anterior neck lift was good procedure for you? There seems to be minimal skin elasticity and as a result vertical wrinkling is a part of problem. More extensive surgery with skin excision like posterior extended neck lift or lower face/neck lift, which both include skin excision may have been a better choice in your case. Possibly some fat grafting in the area, very thin layer, may be considered. Good luck.

The skin on your neck appears to have re-draped in an adverse fashion after surgery. The only procedure that will help is revision surgery in the right hands. Morpheus will provide no measurable benefit.

If you didn't have any improvement from Morpheus8 you could try FaceTite. This is a minimally invasive RF treatment and requires no general anesthesia. If that doesn't help you will likely need to consider a revision for further improvement.

There are many different types of face and neck lift procedures, so a copy of the operative report and a full set of facial photographs from all angles are going to be required to make a determination about how best to proceed. From this one very limited photograph, you have loose and inelastic skin in the neck, which is going to require a revision lower face and neck lift procedure.

Status push your necklace for the poster photo shows moderate to severe skin laxity wrinkling only a full reopen neck lift with end layer effect added can improve this appearance. Yes it’s another anesthesia. Fee $12,000-$18,000. Best of virtual concert with.