I Have a 1.5 Finger Width Diastasis Recti and an Outie Belly Button? (photo)

Exercise will not make you better and may make your hernia bigger. You appear to need full rectus plication and hernia repair. If a complete umbilical skin incision is made you may have loss of adequate blood flow to belly button and skin necrosis. Best option in my opinion is to do hernia repair as insurance procedure with a with mini tummy tuck with full rectus plication. You need to find someone who can do this with only a upper 1/2 belly button incision, I use a narrow lighted retractor and with a good assistant the procedure takes about 2 hours. Good Luck!

     You do not appear to have a lot of skin laxity.  As such hernia repair, outie to innie repair, and plication with small incision minitummytuck may be appropriate.

Thank you for your question and pictures. Unfortunately, exercise alone will not address the facial diastases that you have. You are a good candidates to undergo a mini abdominoplasty and fascial plication during which you umbilical hernia repair will be addressed. This will in turn give you an "inny" after the operation. Best of luck.

It appears that your main problem is diastasis of the rectus muscle and not really your weight.  Even when you reach your goal weight you will still have the diastasis regardless of how much you exercise.  Also your "outie" belly button is likely an umbilical hernia.  All of these issues need to be evaluated by board certified plastic surgeon.  You likely would be a good candidate for an excellent result from a tummy tuck procedure. 

Thank you for your question and a very important one. You have a very nice abdomen for having three kids with twins.  The abdomen is. Stretched  and will only come back a certain amount which you probably have by this time.  Exercise can tighten the muscle but not really close the gap between the muscles.  The belly button looks like a small hernia that can be repaired at the time of a tummy tuck. A general surgeon can repair it separately but the blood supply could be comprimised.  If you choose this route have the plastic surgeon discuss this with the plastic surgeon for future planning.  Good luck