Is this a typical outcome of an extended tummy tuck with mons lift and SAL epigastric flanks and abdomen? (Photo)

Your perception is correct. The remedy is a secondary abdominoplasty to removal additional tissue. Some surgeons flex the operating table to maximize skin removal, while keeping the scar level low and well-concealed. Fortunately you can still get the outcome you want. Just need another operation.

As I mentioned in your previous post, This is far a good result and obviously not desirable. It's not malpractice material, and it every bit fixable so that you can obtain a far different result.

Hi. This is not typical, but when patients have large amounts of excess tissue it is much harder to achieve great results. Every surgeon handles cases like these differently and I believe you obviously need a revision. Wether he should way his fee is up to him. Like I said, it sometimes very hard to do a proper TT when there is so much skin. In any case you deserve and can get a better result. So do try to get a revision with him or someone else.

Best of luck,
Dr. Miguel Mota

Your outcome is not typical as you have excess skin and you will need a revision consisting of basically another tummy tuck.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

There was not enough skin removed during your tummy tuck. You should consider a revision. However there may be a vertical scar from where the umbilicus was placed

You do have some excess skin. the lower portion could be trimmed in the office if still present at 6 months. the middle could be tightened with a vertical scar. Please discuss your concerns with your surgeon.

From the photos it appears you would have an improved result from a revision. There is still excess fat and skin that can be excised and further contouring performed in order to achieve better results. See a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.

Based on your nicely before photo and after photos, I recommend a complete revision of previous surgery. Expect these to range from $10,000-$20,000. Best to virtual consult with.