10th months post abdominal liposuction and my tummy is hard, wavy and lumpy. Will it ever heal? (photos)

Unfortunately this looks like contour issues and may have some underlying scarring. I suggest a second opinion, sometimes non invasive options can give some improvement but likely this is permanent or can be improved with a revision surgery.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thanks for your inquiry.  Based on the one photograph provided, it appears you have contour deformities as a result of the liposuction.  It would be beneficial to be able to compare your pre operative photos to your current result.Liposuction can be done a number of different ways (suction, laser, ultrasound assisted, etc).  Regardless of the modality used, the treating physician needs to be aware of the areas they are treating and constantly assess the thickness of fat present.  Contour deformities are one of the most common complications related to liposuction.  The indentations occur from over aggressive removal of fat and/or failure to treat a particular area from multiple liposuction approaches.  Using multiple access sites for liposuction allows the area to be treated in different directions and minimize track marks or indentations.  Additionally, the physician must recognize when to stop treatment in order to limit the chance of a divot or depression.  I have to agree that at 10 months, it is unlikely a dramatic change will occur on your abdomen.  Correction of contour deformities will be best directed with formal clinical examination.  contour deformities following liposuction may require a combination of liposuction and fat grafting.  I encourage you to follow up with a board certified plastic surgeon.  

Usually you have a good glimpse of the final product by 6 months. Technically you are not fully healed for one year. It has been my experience that two more months of healing will not change your results significantly. Surface irregularities is a known complication of liposuction. This can usually be fixed with more liposuction and or fat grafting. I would talk to your PS and express your concerns.