Are wrinkles, tummy shape irregularities, and lumps after liposuction normal after almost 9 to 10 weeks? (photos)

Thank you for your question. Based on your photos, it appears that you had excess skin on your abdomen before doing liposution.  The ideal liposuction candidate has localized fat deposits and quality overlying skin without significant excess skin or skin damage.  You appear to be a good candidate for a tummy tuck. Tummy tuck, also know as abdominoplasty, is a procedure to remove excess skin and fat from the lower abdomen and to restore the weakened abdominal wall, giving a firmer and smoother appearance.  

Hi and
welcome to our forum!
Congratulations
on your recent procedure...The procedure of liposuction is an
"insult" to the soft tissues, resulting in swelling which will
initially totally obscure the operative result. Initial lumpiness represents areas of increased inflammation. This will subside over time. 
The
purpose of a compression garment is to prevent bleeding and to control
swelling. We usually recommend its use for the first 4-6 weeks after the
procedure. We often employ lymphatic drainage, as well as ultrasound and radiofrequency energy treatments to hasten swelling resolution in stubborn areas, especially around the belly button.
60-80%
of the swelling should subside within the first 6 weeks, with the remainder
slowly subsiding over 6-12 months. Further improvement should still be noted over time. 
After healing is complete, you can ascertain if you wish a more aggressive tummy tuck to address your lax skin issues.
Continue
followup care with your plastic surgeon.
Best wishes...

Liposuction is not a skin-smoothing or skin tightening procedure. With the removal of fat, there is always  a risk of loose, wrinkled skin and contour irregularities. Some can be quite noticeable when there is scar tissue and lumps of firmness in the area. Scar tissue lumps are common for 6 months. They can improve with the passage of time and massage may help. Be patient for now and wait 6-12 months for improvement. Other things can be done after that time if it doesn't get better.