Would a revision help enhance my mommy makeover results? 6 months post op (photos)

At 6 months post-op, a revision could indeed enhance your mommy makeover results. Options like scar revision, additional liposuction, and fat transfer can improve contours and address any remaining imperfections. Consult with your surgeon to discuss these possibilities and create a plan tailored to your needs for optimal results.

You may benefit from revision surgery, particularly to your love handles and breasts. Your belly button can also be reshaped. It would be a good idea to return to your surgeon to discuss your concerns.

Thank you for submitting your question and including photos! It would be best for you to discuss these concerns with your surgeon as there could be surgical options to revise these areas. As a board certified plastic surgeon, surgical plans are made for scar revisions or liposuction revisions to areas that have more fullness after surgery.

Thank you for your question. Based on your photos and description, a revision liposuction procedure with skin tightening could benefit you. If one hip protrudes more than the other and has loose skin on both sides, the procedure can address the asymmetry and remove any remaining extra fat or unevenness. It can also correct any irregularities and reshape the belly button. If one breast appears more drooping, the revision surgery may involve repositioning the nipple and adjusting the tissue to enhance symmetry. Additionally, the lump beneath the left breast may be caused by tissue or fat not adequately removed during the initial operation. Correcting the bulge and improving the shape may require revision liposuction or direct excision.

Hi from Istanbul.Thank you for your question.I would recommend you a revision surgery to reduce the deformities as listed below:-Liposuction on the both sides of tummy tuck incision scars,-Removing the excess skin on dog ears,-Liposuction on abdomen for definition,-Secondary lifting for the breasts to lift the nipples,-Equalizing the volumes of the breasts,-Creating symmetry between the diameter of areolas,-Thinking positive that this can be corrected by a revision surgery.Best luck!

It appears that the right breast is smaller and lower in position. The outer areas of the abdominoplasty scars are full and need to be tapered.Both of these can be accomplished with revisions. Hope this helps.

Six months is typically an adequate amount of time to consider surgical revision. It is difficult to answer your questions/ address your concerns fully without additional photos and an in person examination. However, based on the photos provided you may benefit from additional liposuction/skin excision around the hips, which would extend your existing scar more posteriorly. If your breast reduction was done with a "lollipop" scar only, the bulge under the right breast may represent redundant breast skin. There may be some improvement with additional time but resection and conversion of your scar to an "invert T" configuration may be necessary to improve the breast contour. Additional liposuction may also be required.

In larger procedures, such as a mommy makeover, revisions are common. Overall I think your results are good, but better symmetry can be achieved from a revision surgery if the asymmetry bothers you. It is important to note that no two sides of our bodies are ever perfectly symmetric, so the goal should be to improve symmetry but the goal should never be "perfection."

Hello, my name is Igor Burko, and I am a Plastic Surgeon at SY Aesthetics in NYC. Firstly, I would follow-up with your plastic surgeon who performed these procedures and express your concerns. This way you can both discuss what options you might have. In my opinion, you do have revisional options for the breast as well as the abdomen. I recommend you consult and speak with a trained Plastic Surgeon who can examine you and give you their best recommendation.

Dear Sensible981672,
I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment, it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment or ask for a second opinion. Only after a thorough examination, you can get proper recommendations and advice.
Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery