I have scar tissue that developed after a face lift and neck band surgery. What can be done? (Photo)

I really do not think that the photos show appropriately what is going on there - I do see some minimal platysmal bands but no other obvious scar. In both cases there are many things that your surgeon can do to help.

There are remaining platysmal bands that appear vertically in your neck. In addition, there is a nodule on one side under the chin. Best improvements will be accomplished with revision necklift surgery. Non-surgical treatments will likely disappoint with lack of benefit.

Hi.  It's not clear from just the photo whether the irregularities in the neck are due to subcutaneous scarring, platysmal bands, or irregularities in the fat contouring.  This would take an in-personal physical exam to determine.Depending on the specific etiology, corrective procedures and treatments can be given.You may wish to get a second opinion.

In my opinion it looks as though the platysma bands have not been satisfactorily repaired during the original facelift. If this is the case it will require a revision.

It is difficult to tell the underlying cause of the irregularities of the neck region from the pictures you posted.  These irregularities can have a few causes including but not limited to:1)  Scar Tissue2)  Recurrent neck banding3)  Uneven or over aggressive removal of fat in the neck4)  Uneven swellingEach of these causes will have a different treatment.  For scar tissue, I would recommend massage, injection with 5-Fluorouracil, and time (safer than cortisone in my opinion).  If the area is recurrent neck banding, you would need an additional touch up procedure.  Uneven swelling will improve with massage and time.  The hardest problem to fix is over aggressive or uneven removal of fat.  I find that cause difficult to treat.  I would continue to try conservative and non-surgical treatments for at least 1 year after your surgery.  Most of these issues will resolve with time.I hope this helps.