Am I eligible for a MINI tummy tuck? As I don’t want the massive scar and extra time down. (Photos)

From your photos you are a better candidate for a standard tummy tuck with liposuction. This will address excess fat and skin as well as correct abdominal wall laxity. A mini tuck will not address the area above the belly button which may result in an abdominal contour that bulges at the top. Visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.

It is a rare individual in whom the mini TT produces the best result.  The mini TT would only address the skin below the bellybutton,  leaving the upper abdominal wall potentially lax. With a mini TT the bellybutton is not necessarily addressed sufficiently.  
Would recommend that you consider a short-scar TT in lieu of a mini TT.  A short-scar tummy tuck ( The shorter scar it leaves is the same length as that of the mini tummy tuck) is right for patients who have loose skin, residual fat, and drooping muscle tissue in the abdominal area. Ideal patients have to be in general good health and somewhere close to their ideal body weight. A healthy lifestyle is a must, both before and after the procedure. To make sure that the results of the procedure last, many doctors ask that patients maintain a steady body weight for six months prior to the procedure and maintain their weight after the procedure.

The recovery period for a short-scar tummy tuck is shorter than that of a traditional tummy tuck. Generally, patients require only one or two weeks to recover before returning to work. Patients are advised not to perform strenuous exercises for four to six weeks after the surgery.

Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Los Angeles, CA

Mini-abdominoplasty tightens the lower abdominal wall muscles and removes redundant skin below the umbilicus, belly button, only. The shortest scar technique leaves a scar at the pubic hair line. Liposuction may be used alone or in conjunction with a tummy tuck to benefit selected patients
‘Mini” tummy tucks can benefit patients who have a small amount of excess skin and fat or protruding of the lower abdomen. This operation may be done under local anesthesia with sedation, on an outpatient basis. Liposuction may be used alone or in conjunction with a tummy tuck to benefit selected patients.
‘Mini” tummy tucks can benefit patients who have a small amount of excess skin and fat or protruding of the lower abdomen (below the belly button). This operation may be done under local anesthesia with sedation, on an outpatient basis. Liposuction may be used alone or in conjunction with a tummy tuck to benefit selected patients.
Far more important than deciding if a mini tummy tuck is for you is the skill and experience of your plastic surgeon. Choose your surgeon rather than the technique and let him explain why one technique may be better than another and if you need a tummy tuck. Many board certified plastic surgeons provide a free first time consult and you should take advantage of that!
See the below link on some suggestions on finding the most qualified Plastic Surgeon for you!
I have also attached a video for a possible Tummy Tuck Candidate.