Wrinkly skin when I sit down after tummy tuck. Can this be fixed with a revision? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and photos.  If your skin is not wrinkling or sagging while standing up (it appears not to be), then you do not need a revision.  It is natural for the skin to somewhat fold over when you are sitting so that when you stand, it flattens out.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

Unfortunately, patient biology dictates, in part, surgery results. Your skin and subcutaneous fat is getting thinner and less elastic as you age and this type or wrinkling is unavoidable. It would be hard to guess whether additional skin  removal would temporary improve current condition without clinical evaluation. You should discuss your options with your plastic surgeon. Good luck. 

It looks like that by taking out a little more skin that your problem would be taken care of. In person consultation with your surgeon would help to determine if this would be a good idea.  They can discuss the risks and benefits.Good luck,Dr. T

As a rule Plastic Surgery does NOT stop aging; Only death does. The result a few months to a year after the tummy tuck IS the final result. Weight fluctuations, aging and skin damage, medical issues to say nothing of UV light and smoking; ALL of them take a toll on the skin.If the skin excess is visible ONLY where you are sitting, it is not a real skin laxity since removing this skin would make you unable to stand straight. If you DO have hanging skin standing up, then you and your surgeon should decide what would be the simplest solution. A revision Tummy Tuck (usually a Mini MAY be the answer) but the answer MUST be based on your examination. (I had a patient who returned to me 10 years after a Tummy Tuck and a subsequent massive weight loss where I was able to do another tummy tuck and correct the intervening changes. But this is not common).Good LuckPeter ALDEA MDMemphis, TN

NO! The geometry does not allow any more tightening. Best to discuss with your surgeon...............