Constant swelling & pain 2 years post TT/MR - would removing the MR sutures help?

Your bellybutton is high on your before pictures. It does not move during the procedure and your belly button is in the exact same location. Because you have a high belly button your surgeon could not clear all the skin and this is why you have the small vertical scar in the middle of your main...

Hi NatyMiami,Absolutely possible.If you have residual excess skin and fat in the flanks and lower back after a tummy tuck, it is still possible to remove. Talk with your surgeon about a prone (face down) approach that continues your tummy tuck scar around to the lower back. Depending on your...

Your situation is very unique. A revision is necessary in order to improve contours. The nature of the cysts needs more evaluation in order to determine proper treatment. I recommend visiting with a few board certified plastic surgeons near you to hear varying opinions.

Dear ckumler, I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment, it would be difficult to determine what went 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...

Further photos or an in person evaluation is needed for the best recommendation. It appears the suctioning may have resulted in contour irrgularities. Visit with your surgeon to discuss your concerns.

I encourage you to wait 3-6 more months before considering a revision to allow the area to fully heal. An exam would be needed to determine if further plication would be beneficial or if the contour is related to internal/visceral fat.