Mini tummy tuck 5 years ago, unhappy with results. 2 c-sections, small baby bumps, little weight gain during pregnancy (Photo)

Hello, there are a number of non-surgical options to tighten skin, they involve delivering energy to the skin that tightens the connective tissue fibres.  Surgical options include revisionary surgery to remove more skin.  You'd need a proper assessment in-person so if you are considering options, perhaps you could seek a local second opinion.

Based on your pictures looks like you could have benefited from a full tummy tuck to get rid of all excess skin.

Thanks for shariVng your question. I can appreciate your concern.

Usually the mini-tummy tuck is indicated when the only concern the patient have is excess skin below the belly button. Otherwise, a full tummy tuck is the procedure that will provide the best outcome.

Some things that the mini tummy tuck does NOT address are:

Remove excess skin above the belly button. The usual deformity are rolls in this area.
Repair separated muscle above the belly button. The usual deformity is a very flat belly bellow and a bulgy one on top.
Unfortunately, the appearance of the belly button is descended. I do not like this look. This is only appropriate for patients with very high belly buttons. Otherwise the proportions are not aesthetically pleasing.
If your outcome is not pleasing due to these problems, the solution is to undergo a full tummy tuck.

It appears as though you could have had more skin excision done.  The thickness of the upper abdomen can sometimes obscure things but I don't think that is happening in your case.  Did you have any tightening of the muscles?  It doesn't appear that you did. I have a little video that describes how I select patients for a mini tummy tuck.  If you are unhappy with the feedback you are getting please use the Smart Beauty Guide to find a surgeon in your area for a another opinion.