60, female, & 2 years of misery, what do you advise for deep plane face & neck lift gone wrong? (Photos)

It would be best to go in for a consultation and be examined. There you can discuss what concerns you have the and potential treatment. Trimming down bones is not always a good option since it leaves excess skin and bones in our face do thin over time.

No, the jaw surgery will have a fair amount of swelling which will affect the facelift lift results. Do the jaw surgery first. If insurance is being used for the jaw and nose, do them first. also, I would not do implants with a rhinoplasty nor oral surgery because of the risk of infection.

Hello crash01997, It is clear from the pics you've posted that your incisions felt a tremendous amount of tension after your surgery. I am not sure what technique your surgeon used but this is clear evidence of a closure that was not tension free. What I am uncertain about is whether or not you...