2 years post tummy tuck and I hate my belly button! Can it be revised? (Photos)

Thank you for your question. You may be a good candidate for a tummy tuck, most likely a full tummy tuck or an extended tummy tuck, depending on how far the loose skin extends toward your hips. Liposuction removes fat but does not remove substantial excess skin, so a tummy tuck may be the next...

Yes, you will need a tummy tuck. You have loose skin in the abdomen and liposuction alone will not correct this problem. Skin correction occurs following liposuction but will not give you a flat tummy. I would re discuss this option with your plastic surgeon.

From your side view, you can see there is bulging of the inferior half below the umbilicus down to the pubic bone. This may represent anterior displacement from the mechanical loading of your intestines pushing your abdominal wall forward. It is possible that you have a weak abdominal wall or...

Hi there, A fleur-de-lis tummy tuck can be a great choice for you, but only if you have real side-to-side loose skin. If most of your looseness is up and down, a standard full tummy tuck may give you a better silhouette with less scarring. A fleur-de-lis adds a vertical scar down the middle so...

Hi there, I'm sorry you've had such a tough road with this. With a prior mesh repair, ongoing bulging, and swelling that hasn't changed in over a year, this really needs an in-person exam, and often an ultrasound or CT, to tell swelling, scar tissue, and a problem with the repair apart. Please...

In person exam is essential. All of the questions you have should be answered at the time of your consultation after exam is conducted . Based on limited photos - it appears that you are a good candidate for tummy tuck, keeping in mind that any future pregnancy may affect your final result. In...