How to Fix Bad Tummy Tuck Result? (photo)

It’s apparent from your history
that there’s been significant miscommunication between you and your
surgeon.  Your pre-operative pictures
suggest a relatively mild deformity that’s appropriately treated with a
mini-abdominoplasty.  Although
you’re not happy with your result, it’s still early in the post-operative
course and tissue remodeling will occur as soft tissue swelling resolves.

It’s important to realize that
secondary revisional surgery may be necessary with any cosmetic procedure.  When this
situation arises, revision should not be under taken for at least six months
following the original surgical procedure.  It’s essential that every effort be made to avoid
miscommunication with your surgeon. 
Utilizing this approach there’s a good chance that you will be happy
with your surgical result.

Sorry to hear about the less than satisfactory results after tummy tucks surgery. Obviously, you and your plastic surgeon had some form of miscommunication.

I would suggest that you wait  as long as possible (one year. If possible)  to allow for  complete healing and resolution of swelling etc. At that point,  revisionary surgery options can be discussed. Seek a second  opinion if necessary ( even if for peace of mind).

Best wishes.

It's a little hard to tell from your photos. The absence if a peri umbilical scar would suggest you had a mini.  This may have been done to avoid the scar around the belly button which can be visible in a two piece bathing suit. A mini tummy tuck can be converted to a full tummy tuck. You need to clarify the issue with your plastic surgeon.