10 Wks After Hernia Repair and "Tightening" Things Up from Diastasis, Still Have Swelling, Normal?

The wound healing process following abdominoplasty lasts for
over a year. Most of the swelling resolves in six to eight weeks, but small
amounts of swelling may persist for up to a year. The procedure tends to disrupt abdominal
lymphatic drainage and this causes swelling in the post-operative period.Although
soft tissue edema is the most likely cause of your findings, further studies
are indicated. The asymmetric nature of your swelling suggests possible fluid
collections. These abnormal bulges may represent seromas or possibly hematomas.
They should be investigated with ultrasound studies and possibly CT scans. When
these studies are positive, drainage should be undertaken.It’s
important that you consult your surgeon. Your surgeon should be able to evaluate
your situation and formulate an appropriate treatment plan.

Best to obtain a scan of the soft tissues to see if any residual fluids or released repaired areas. Best of luck. 

At 10 weeks after surgery, some swelling may be present. Your surgeon should be able to detect any fluid collections (seromas or hematomas) that could be causing this. Without a picture and physical exam, it is hard to give more specific advise.