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Advancing skin, even 'slowly', would require re-elevating the entire skin-fat flap of tissue off of the abdominal wall to make any headway; essentially a revision tummy tuck every time. The good news is that your concept is not necessary. Chances are (you provide no photos) an expert body contouring surgeon can give you an excellent result with a single surgery.
For question like this it is best to contact an experienced board certified plastic surgeon in your area. Scar revision after TT is possible but only in person evaluation can give you appropriate information. Good luck.
If you have excess skin, then it can be pulled down. You did not post photos which would have been very helpful.
The more times you revise the area the more chances for complications or contour issues. I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss if you'd be able to remove enough tissue with just one revision.
Thank you for your inquiry! Keep an open communication with your plastic surgeon regarding your concerns as there may be revisions that can be done. If you're unhappy with your results then we would be available to see you in person to evaluate and discuss any revision options. Schedule a...
You need to post photos with your standing upright to see where the excess skin sits. If you have lower excess skin, it can be removed again safely like another mini. The reverse tuck sometimes just pulls the breasts down lower and may not be the best choice.
You will have permanent numbness in the lower center abdomen since the sensory nerves were cut. This is normal and expected. You might try gaining weight to gently stretch out all your tissue, including your muscles, and then losing weight to keep some additional tissue.
