6 months post op - what are the best options for belly button revision? (Photos)

it’s completely normal to feel disappointed when results don’t match your expectations, especially after such a big decision.
It’s okay to have your original surgeon do the revision if you trust their work and feel heard. However, if communication or results have been lacking, getting a second opinion from a revision specialist is also very reasonable.
Yes, your belly button can be revised to look more like an innie, depending on your skin, scar tissue, and anatomy.
While belly button revisions are common, they’re not always “simple” they require precision to reshape and re-anchor the belly button naturally. A skilled surgeon can absolutely improve it, but technique and experience matter.

This one is tricky.

The button is nearly midline. Not all natural buttons are. There can be a few centimeters “off.” The repair of this is extensive in your case. Accept it.

As for the excess folds, that is easy office stuff. Just remove a little from each side if the actual button not the button hole.

The diameter can also be made slightly smaller but will have a small vertical scar component.

Most surgeons will discount or waive fees to enhance their own results.

Good luck.