3 months post op and my stomach is extremely uneven from aggressive lipo. Can it be fixed? (Photo)

Thank you for your picture.  I think that your liposuction has produced unevenness that requires revision.  I would wait at least 6 months to allow the areas to soften greatly.  Then revision liposuction +/- fat grafting can be done to improve your abdominal contour.Earl Stephenson, Jr, MD, DDS, FACS

.Is too early to make a decision about long-term outcomes. There is a lot of healing in front of you. If one of the preoperative problems excess skin. This will not have been addressed by liposuction of any variety.

I would wait 6 months before considering a revision.  You may still have some swelling.  Id also suggest diet and exercise, and significant abdominal exercises to help tighten and decrease the swelling.  If there is still irregularity after a few more months, I would consider a revision with additional liposuction +/- fat transfer/grafting.  You may want to get a second opinion, unless you trust your initial physician.  I am not sure about what was said below, regarding a tummy tuck.  But if there is significant loose skin, I would agree that liposuction alone may not be the best option for you.

In your case, that is the result of you being a Tummy Tuck patient since the very beginning and having a liposuction instead,  and the rolls of skin, are, exactly that, rolls of saggy skin. You have to wait about 9-12 months to reevaluate and probably finally make the decision of having a TUMMY Tuck. Over the months your skin will be less hard, and will be looser.Another liposuction will only make your abdomen worst. Another helpful recommendation: do not put on weight, the appearance of your abdomen will be worst, more uneven and lumpy. Dr. Cardenas

You will need to be seen in person to make an accurate determination but it does appear that a revision will be in order in your case.  I would defer revision until the treated areas have soften which may take up to one year.  Great success can be obtained in liposuction revisions with various newly designed cannulas and micro lipografting.  Best of luck and continue the massage treatment per the direction of your treating surgeon.

Sorry but appears as if this could be permanent. Best to seek additional IN PERSON opinions.........

At three months you are probably still swollen. You should give it at least 6 months total and sometimes longer. 

I think the real problem here is that a doctor gave you what you wanted and not what you needed.  You probably needed, but didn't want, a tummy tuck which is, of course, more costly and involves a long scar and more painful recuperation.  This was a predictable consequence of opting for the liposuction.  I turn patients away literally every week who have the same conundrum because I know that they will be dissatisfied with the kind of outcome you achieved.