Will my mons pubis improve? Should I get it liposuctioned again? Any other treatment to improve my results? (Photo)

I generally include liposuction of the mons pubis along with abdominoplasty procedures.  Its my opinion that this should be routinely part of the procedure.  If not considered, the abdomen may be flat post operatively, but the pubis may remain enlarged.  However, not everyone needs liposuction of the pubis.  There is some normal amount of fat on the pubis of both men and women, so each case should be tailored to the individual.Also, swelling and fullness may continue for up to 9-12 months following liposuction.  At 4 months, it is too early to judge the final outcome.  

Normally mons pubis liposuction in a thinner person can produce in most patients a profile below a tummy tuck incision that matches what lies above it. It does take aggressive liposuction to achieve it due to its higher fibrous tissue content. It is impossible to say based on pictures and your history to say whether it is residual fat or scar tissue. But a second effort at liposuction would likely create a flatter profile.

It's hard to say without knowing exactly what was done.  However, I've generally been able to get excellent results using liposuction alone so it's possible that not enough surgery was done.  Because it is (often) somewhat fibrous tissue, more vigorous lipo than is usually done may be required for this area and, correspondingly, more swelling, and for a more prolonged duration, can be expected.  The results, though, usually more than justify the recovery.In general, the results should be visible to a certain extent almost right away.I hope that this helps and good luck,Dr. Alan EnglerMember of RealSelf100