Botched diastasis recti repair - what can I do? (Photo)

Yes that seems like a reasonable amount. The scar tissue will relax over time and a portion of separation will return. Normal separation between the rectus muscles is generally 1-2cm. Additionally your abdomen looks flat and appropriate. No issues from my perspective

Was a muscle repair done with your tummy tucks back in 2016? If so the reason i think you are experiencing abodminal bulging is a higher volume of intraabdominal fat or visceral fat. During a tummy tuck we can not take fat off from around your organs, and if you have a fair amount it will cause...

You could certainly remove the sutures, and this may provide relief. But sometimes scar tissue may develop which will hold the repair intact even if the sutures are removed. It is reasonable to try to not only repair your liposuction contour or regularities, but also release the sutures and see...

Hello, And thank you for the question. Based on your photos, you do not appear to have recuts diastasis which is a separation of abdominal wall muscle after pregnancy and childbirth. You appear to have excess fat in you central and lower abdomen, and minimal skin excess. Liposuction of...

If you need gallbladder surgery I would highly recommend you have that first. Once you are healed from that you can have a tummy tuck performed, the advantage to doing it this way is that if you develop any hernias or scars that need to be revised they can be fixed at the time of the tummy tuck...

Looking at the CT scan your core muscles appear to be well developed with minimal intraabdominal fat. On the two static images you provided you do not appear to have a large diastasis so it is possible that in terms of lateral flank contouring you would have modest improvement with diastasis...