4 Weeks SMAS Post Tragus, Both Ears Looks Unnatural Can It Be Fixed to Look Better Really Depressed with out Come? (photo)

The male facelift is an extremely challenging procedure which is different then a female variant.  During the procedure, meticulous attention must be paid to placement of the incision ( I always use retrotragal or behind tragus instead of preauricular which is in front) and closure of the incision.  The tragus is well defined in most people because the skin overlying it is thin.  If the facelift flap is not defatted properly the tragus will look thick.  Also, if it is too tight in the tragal area the tragus can pull forward.  At only 4 weeks there still is edema (swelling) so I would wait it out as well as scar formation.  If after 4-6 months the same issue persists you would be ready for a revision.  I would follow up closely with your surgeon.

Four weeks is way too soon to access your final results especially concerning the tragus. I often tell my patients to expect about 75% of their final results around  12 weeks and the final result closer to a year. 

Ear deformity after a male faceliftMale Facelift requires specific surgical maneuvers to avoid any tell tale
sign of a facelift. One of the more obvious signs of a facelift is funny
looking ear, and obvious scars in front of an ear. It takes skills, experience
and talent to perform a facelift with significant result and yet quite
natural. In your particular case you will require revision to correct the clear
signs of a facelift. you will have to wait at least 6 month before this
procedure can be undertaken. Make sure you seek out a surgeon that has
experience doing revision surgery on male facelift, as a simple scar revision
will not correct your deformity.