Is there any way to fix this overdone liposuction on my stomach? I'm 6 months post. (photos)

this needs a tummy tuck with fat grafting and proper liposuction to repair.  I am sorry this happened to you I wish you had a seen a well trained VASER body shaping physician to get an athletic contour without complications.  Following you revision you will need life long body treatments with RF devices like vanquish, exilis, cellutone, thermi250, venus legacy.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question. You obviously had very little fat to donate so your surgeon got very aggressive with fat removal in your abdomen. Maybe one area got better, but this did not help the abdomen look better for sure. I think at this point, a small tummy tuck would be your best option to remove this excess skin and re-contour the area. Make sure you are seeing a local board certified plastic surgeon. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question and photos. You are right, your abdomen looked better. The problem is that many surgeons just collect the fat that they think they need and do not sculpt or even out the donor site. Fat was harvested with disregard of the underlying anatomy of the abdominal wall. To fix this can be challenging. Without a physical examination it is difficult to tell what would be the best approach to reverse this aged abdominal look. Most likely, I would start with VASER liposuction to release the scars, even out the fat or might need a tummy tuck as well. See a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in advanced body sculpting techniques for an in person consultation. Good luck.

You have some uneven fat removal and some "lumpy" areas, and also loose skin. This can sometimes be corrected with some special techniques using additional liposuction. If not, you will need  tummy tuck to fix the issue. In person consultation is the way to decide.Talk to your surgeon, but consider finding another American Board of Plastic Surgery certified surgeon who does lots of liposuction and body shaping to help you decide your options.

I'm really done liposuction especially liposuction that was over treated can be difficult at times not possible to correct.
As you stated treatment options include revision liposuction, fat transfer a combination of both or a skin tightening procedure such as an abdominoplasty.
A standard of abdominoplasty would probably be a better option then a reverse one.
For patient to have a lot of scar tissue under their skin abdominoplasties or less successful because the skin does not stretch normally. 
Often some improvements can be made but it's a tedious process and it may require multiple sessions especially if it involves fat transfer.
The primary reason for transfer is limited when correcting excessive liposuction is the lack of tissue to graft into.
Grafting too much fat in one thin area leads to almost all the grafted fat dissipating overtime.
Often a better approach is to graph conservative amounts of fat on a repeating basis sometimes requiring two or even three sessions.
Your situation is too complex to give a simple yes or no answer to and you definitely need several in person consultations if you were going to pursue an attempt of correcting this.
My practice is devoted exclusively to liposuction and fat transfer procedures.
Even aggressive liposuction should never leave the type of results you ended up with.
I'm sure this is been devastating and the idea of having to pay for more procedures is a painful one.
Hopefully you can find a talented compassionate experienced local board-certified plastic surgeon who has extensive experience with liposuction and fat transfer to help you out.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD