Should I expect to pay more for a neck lift revision than the original platysmaplasty cost?

The price for necklift can vary from surgeon to surgeon but is usually betwen $5000 and $10000. Ultimately it depends on what has to be done and an examination will be needed for that. From the photos, it appears as though the whole thing will have to be done over again. Be sure to see a facial plastic specialist for consultation.

Its hard to speak on pricing as each of us have our own rules concerning what we do. In general, a revision procedure does take a little longer, as there is scar tissue involved and more work is also needed to try to redrape the skin excess to make a smoother profile- so generally, your surgeon may charge a little more. It will depend on your surgeons experience and comfort with what you present with.A consultation will help address the concern and to see exactly what would be needed to do and pricing can be given at that time. Most surgeons will ask you to wait a minimum of 6months after the initial procedure, to give it time for all the tissues/scar tissue to settle down- then decide on a plan from there. 

Thank you for your question. I suggest that you consult with your board certified facial plastic surgeon to review your recovery expectations and guidelines. It is prudent to wait until you are fully recovered before evaluating your results as final.
Best wishes,

Every surgeon will have a different answer to this question.  If you go to another surgeon, they will charge you again and if the procedure is more difficult than the original (can be do to scarring) they will likely charge more.  Your original surgeon proposed this surgery leading you to believe that it would address your concerns.  If the procedure did not do that and requires a revision, most surgeons would not charge a fee for the revision procedure, only for time in the OR and anesthesia.  There are companies that sell insurance (preop cosmetic surgery) to avoid these types of charges after.  The hard part for you is that you may not want the same surgeon to do it - and therefore will have to pay more.  Have a frank discussion with your surgeon.  Policy on revisions is a discussion to be had before surgery.  Check your paperwork and see if their policy was outlined.  Good luck!
Dr. Z

A revision suggests a "touch up" or minor additional surgery to improve your result.  If this revision procedure is performed by the initial surgeon it would certainly cost less than the initial procedure. If you consult with a new surgeon to seek further improvement then you are really talking about a second procedure and fees applied would be based on the new surgeons fee schedule.