Am I a good candidate for revision? 9 months post op TT and my scar looks bad and now I feel lumps. I also have a rash (Photo)

Dear Bebecas, it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations. Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of...

Usually do not come with symptoms so you must make sure this is the source for you.  An aspiration will take it down temporarily and if your symptoms persist, I would not be optimistic that surgery will help you.  If you are able to remove this, the lining should be removed with it as well.  An...

Thanks for the information. You still have residual laxity both in the front and extending to the sides. The residual laxity in the front is visible in the sitting position picture. for this reason its a good idea to the tummy tuck in a beach chair position. The sides can be corrected by a ...

Because you're disappointed with your results, your situation deserves comprehensive analysis:  What feature(s) are you unhappy with?  Why did they turn out that way?  What were details of your surgery contributing to that result?  Each of your issues should be individually addressed and a plan ...

ANSWER: IT DEPENDS.  IT IS POSSIBLE TO HAVE A TUMMY TUCK REDONEWHEN THERE IS STILL EXCESS SKIN. OTHERWISE PROCEDURES MAY BE LIMITED TO SCAR REVISIONS.  IF THERE IS A BULGE THAT REPRESENTS RESIDUAL FAT, THEN LIPOSUCTION MAY BE BENEFICIAL.

Your lower abdominal skin can be tightened further along with lowering the scar.  It is too early to have that done and I advise holding off for six months.  Ideally it would be converted to a full tummy tuck, however if the umbilicus was floated this would not be possible.