I'm 6 months post op a full Tummy Tuck with Lipo and bs. Will a lipo revision help my protruding stomach? (photos)

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To be honest, your photos make it a little difficult to tell what is going on (especially lacking the pre-op photos.) And again, to be honest, I agree with you that an abdominoplasty should result in a flat stomach in as much as that is achievable. Sometimes, after a tummy tuck, it is normal to have some bulging above the umbilicus, I have seen temporary fluid collections occur--in those particular cases it will resolve (though 6 months is a bit late for that.)One thing I notice in your photos is that your abdominal muscles seem very relaxed. This speaks to two things: First, maybe you are kind of pushing out your tummy in the photos, and in general. Core body strength and muscle work will improve your result. Second, part of the abdominoplasty procedure is plication (tightening) of the abdominal muscles--hopefully this was done well. Last, I noticed your belly button result isn't ideal (though it is hard to see in these photos.) That appearance may be due to fluid collection, or simply a suboptimal surgery.Overall, it's difficult to tell without pre-operative photos, and a physical exam, but I would say that revision is not out of the question. However, you may be able to correct these problems with minimal weight loss and exercise. There is only so much surgery can do for the abdominal muscles.One thing is for sure: I don't think liposuction is the answer. Hope that offers some perspective. 

Liposuction may be good for you, but you also may have some residual swelling.  It's hard to tell you without seeing you first, but give it another 4-6 months before making any decisions.

One would expect a flatter abdomen after and abdominoplasty. This might require re-tightening of the abdominal wall with or without liposuction it's impossible to tell without an examination.

If your muscle repair sutures become undone, liposuction will not be of any benefit.  You will need replacement of the muscle repair sutures to fix your problem.  Ideally your belly button would be redone at the same time.