I've Been Diagnosed with APS (Never Had a Clot) - is a Tummy Tuck Too Dangerous for Me?

Since it's only been a few days from your surgery, you should wait several more months to see your final results.

It's very hard to tell even with the photos. You may have some superficial skin changes but sometimes this will resolve on its own over 2 weeks. Continue to follow your surgeon's instructions.

Even though is sounds like normal post-op pain, you should see your plastic surgeon to make sure nothing else is going on and he/she can also give you some pain meds to help with the pain.

Thanks for your question and photos.  Based on your pictures, it appears that a tummy tuck will give you the best result.  However, the decision is somewhat based on your goal as large volume liposuction may give you a very acceptable result.  Make sure you are clear in your goals...

It's good that you're following up with your plastic surgeon, but when you do ask him/her about possible nerve compression.  Physical therapy might benefit you at this point to help loosen any tightness around the nerves causing the pain.  Good luck!

Even though this question is better suited for your OB/GYN and your general surgeon, I would recommend fixing the hernia after your childbirth as the condition may recur if you correct it beforehand.