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What can I do to get a snatched neck/jawline? (Photos)

I have attached pictures of myself. For reference, I’m 5’1 and at my goal weight of 135 pounds. I am 32 years old. I want to do something for my jawline/neck. I don’t want loose skin. In order for me to get a snatched, neck/jawline is it best to do neck/jawline liposuction or get a deep plane neck lift?

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