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Q. For me that is the telltale sign of work having been done. I have noticed that even Kris Jenner (who I imagine has access to the best of the best in Surgeons) of the infamous Kardashian family has her hair cut and styled to hide that part of her ear.
A. Surgical facelifts would be likened to pulling the bedspread and / or top-sheet of your bed up to the head-board and removing the excess material. If the skin is advanced too tight, the skin will ripple or create a wash-board and pull-back from where it was stretched. The visible scar and the under-the-skin scar heal tighter creating a over-done, “wind-swept” or “pulled” appearance. The result of this is:
