Is it common to have painful jaw after Facelift?

Wow, lots of assumptions in this question. We as surgeons do not do procedures that we do not get permission for. That is called assault. 
It is not common to "rasp" the jaw. Soft tissue contouring may improve the jawline significantly without bony alteration.
A sore jaw may be due to sutures tightening the underlying structures of soft tissue near the jaw. It may also be due to intubation when general anesthesia is used. In either case it should be short lived.
All the Best,
Dr. J
A. Dean Jabs M.D. Ph.D. FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dear JoshhhiThank you for your question!  I am not sure about rasping?  There are multiple steps of a facelift- and perhaps your surgeon can review your concerns and help with improving your symptoms.With Warm RegardsTrevor M Born MD

A usual facelift procedure only deals with soft tissue and not bone, so rasping the jaw during a facelift would not be considered routine.  If you have already had surgery, you would need to ask your particular surgeon if anything was done to the jaw bone or not.  

No, your surgeon didn't rasp your jaw during your facelift if that is not what you requested although you can find out for sure but asking for a copy of your operative report. Soreness in the jaw is common for patients who've had a facelift. Kindly,Kouros Azar

Thanks for sharing your question. I can appreciate your concern.







It is very difficult to determine surgical techniques by picture assessment. Jaw changes can be generated by a myriad of surgical techniques. If you are concern about this feature, have an open conversation with your surgeon about the specifics of it. If you have any concerns, find a new plastic surgeon with outcomes that are more appealing to you. 













Finally, make sure that you have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon.







Wishing you the best in your journey

Rasping a jaw is not a standard part of a facelift. You would have to talk to your surgeon to find out if this is the case for his procedures.