Best Correction for Botched Liposuction?

Sorry to hear about your surgical misadventure. I see about 2  patients per months with the exact same complaints that you are describing. It looks like someone was "off roading" on your abdomen. These problems are difficult to correct, might take more than one surgery and it will never be the same as if you would've had it done correctly the first time. I am always amazed that when people are going to buy a car, they test drive it, look around, come back and drive it again just to make sure they are not making a mistake. On the other hand, they give their one and only body to the lowest bidder! Which is the costlier mistake? You need to go beyond just asking if your surgeon is board certified. You need to know and verify that your surgeon is a plastic surgeon or he has priveleges at a hospital in doing liposuction not just in his office. I see deceptive advertisement on the internet daily with liposuction "surgeons" being family practitioners to dentists and any speciality in between. On the bright side, you can get improvement in these areas by skin excision, further liposuction and/or fat grafts. Fat grafts do not always work well in overly scarred and contracted tissues. Good luck.

Thank
you for your question. Without photos difficult to answer. In general
after liposuction, i would wait 6-12 months for a final result. If there
is unevenness, A liposuction revision may be all that is needed.
Sometimes fat transfers may be needed to corrected deformities. Discuss
you concerns with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.

This can be a very difficult problem to correct and may take more than one procedure. You have taken the correct first step seeking out a board certified plastic surgeon. Many patients may require a combination of additional liposuction and fat grafting to correct the areas that you do not like. If the areas are in your lower abdomen and you have enough excess skin, a tummy tuck may be a potential option. Without any pictures it is difficult to assess. Best of luck.

There is no defined treatment plan for botched liposuction and therefore you are receiving muliple recommenations. I am attacing a video of a botched liposuction fixed with a tummy tuck at 6:15

I am sorry to hear of your experience.  Unfortunately, your problem is quite common.  In the interest of saving money, many patients incur problems that cannot be fully corrected. 

You are best off consultating a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in revisional liposuction procedures.  the surgical plan should be logical and reasonable.  You cannot make another mistake.

Correction of your problem may involve revisional liposuction, tummy tuck surgery, body lifts or fat injection.  A board certified plastic surgeon is best qualified to perform all these procedures.