Treatments to Restore Collagen and Elasticity After Face Lift Surgeries?

Dear Onebamalady
First it is very early from your procedure. So many things get better with time. You are definitely in the lumpy bumpy stage of things. It is probably best to get about 6 months out before considering revisional surgery
I wonder how your submental area looks when you hold your chin in a normal position. The photograph you have submitted appears to be consistent with an over-resection of sub-platysmal fat. This is known as a cobra head deformity.
Also your chin incision appears a little anterior.
I would recommend that you let your surgeon assess the neck area and hear what they recommend regarding this area.
Some have been critical of the lifestyle face lift. Certainly they are very effective at promoting this procedure. There is noting inherently wrong with the small incision concept of the procedures. Ultimately though it comes down to the actual skills of the individual surgeon and their ability to tailor and modify the procedure to fit the needs of the individual patient.

The result you are seeing MAY improve because it is still quite early in the course of your healing.
But - I must tell you that "Facelift" operation you had undergone is nothing more than a skin only procedure with a very short duration.
You would have been much better served with a formal Facelift (including a neck lift) in which the neck muscles were brought back together and the muscle was re-suspended behind the ears for a youthful acute mandible-neck angle.
Peter A Aldea, MD

I agree that if skin has poor levels of collagen and elastin, any type lift is only pulling on poor quality skin. Without examining you, and looking at the operative note, it is hard to comment on the effects of your specifi surgery.
Skin parameter improvement can be improved by several modality as follows from mildest to most effective. 1) Obagi program (creams at home) 2) a laser to tighten the skin such as Titan (external) , Smartlipo (internal) and the newest technology which works on the muscle fascial layer called Ultherapy (Ultrasound focused)