Is this botched or will a revision fix it? (Photo)

It's difficult to say without examining you it's possible that the bulge you are experiencing is due to residual fat or laxity of the abdominal muscles. It's not necessarily an indication of a botched surgery or a reflection on the skill of your surgeon. Sometimes, despite the best efforts of the surgeon, the body may not respond as desired.

It's good that you have already scheduled a revision with your surgeon. During the revision, your surgeon may address any residual fat or muscle laxity that may be contributing to the bulge. It's important to have realistic expectations and to understand that there may be limitations to what can be achieved with surgery. Be sure to discuss your concerns and expectations with your surgeon before the revision surgery so that you both have a clear understanding of the goals and limitations of the procedure.

Best of luck !

It is difficult to answer your question accurately without a physical exam. It is not usually a botched surgery, but rather either lax lower abdominal muscles or more commonly, fat. The fat that was above the belly button is pulled downward with the abdominal flap and thus appears lower just above the incision. This type of issue may be addressed with a little liposuction.