After stitches were removed from front and back of my ears after the Face/Neck Lift, I can see and feel NEW stitches coming out?

For the most part, facelift incisions heal very well. Surgeons tend to use both absorbable sutures under surface, and permanent sutures on the surface which must be removed. Occasionally, the under the surface sutures can make their way to the surface, resulting in what most surgeons call "spitter" sutures. These are not unusual and are treated by plucking them out when they appear. This does not generally affect the overall result.

Thanks for sharing.  Suture can be absorbable or non absorbable. I usually use the absorbable behind the ear and hairline. We remove the non absorbable ones 1 week after surgery. We do partially remove some of absorbable and leave some behind. Sounds like your surgeon has done something similar. If it bothers you too much than make another appointment to check.  Sometimes you can have a hair caught in the incision and or suture line that may need to be teased out or the partly dissolved suture can be easily removed.  Glad you like your incisions and enjoy your results.  Faceliftting is a great procedure to make you look and feel young again. 

Most likely, these sutures you describe are absorbable.  Many of us an absorbable monofilament suture known as monocryl in superficial and deep layers to assist in the closure of a facelift.  It is very nonreactive and the situation you are describing is not unusual.