Should stomach be uneven, belly button be off to the side & hips 2 different shapes & sizes? (Photos)

Your belly skin has to be elevated and pull to down more symmetrically to the down and you need a scar revision to your tummy scar because it is uneven. and we advise to you a 360 Lipo to have a more narrow belly.

Dear Yily Doll Not,

I'm truly sorry to hear about the difficulties you've experienced following your tummy tuck and BBL procedure. It's understandably distressing to deal with issues like unevenness, the misplacement of your belly button, and asymmetry in your hips, especially when it feels like your concerns are not being fully addressed by your surgeon.

My recommendation is to first approach your original surgeon to discuss the possibility of a revision. It's crucial for your surgeon to understand your concerns and for you to express how the outcome has impacted you. If, however, you feel uncomfortable or unable to return to your original surgeon, I advise seeking a second opinion from another board-certified plastic surgeon who has extensive experience in revisionary body contouring surgery.

A skilled surgeon can assess your situation and recommend the best approach to achieve a more symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing outcome. When selecting a surgeon for a second opinion or potential revision, look for someone who not only has the technical expertise but also demonstrates a willingness to listen and address your specific concerns.

I wish you the best of luck on your journey towards correction and hope you find a solution that brings you peace and satisfaction.

Sincerely,

J. Timothy Katzen, MD, FASMBS, FICS
Plastic and Aesthetic Surgeon

It is unfortunate that your result is imperfect. I think that the main issue is that the surgeon did not treat you in a professional manner during marks. The issue at hand now is correcting the misplacement of the umbilicus. This can be corrected, but will leave a scar on the right side of the umbilicus that may look worse than the asymmetry you currently have. I would find a plastic surgeon with you can develop a rapport with, and discuss options.