Lipo incision looks like tattoo ink. What could these marks be and how can I remove them? (photo)

If you have marks that resemble tattoo ink from a liposuction incision, they might be residual pigmentation or scarring. It’s essential to consult with a medical professional for a proper evaluation. They can provide guidance on potential treatment options, which might include laser therapy, microdermasion, or topical treatments, depending on the nature of the marks and your skin type. Do not attempt to remove them yourself without professional advice, as improper treatments can worsen the condition.

You are way too early to be concerned with the hyperpigmentation of your lipo scars. It is not uncommon to have red, blue or even black pigments in the scars that fade over 6 months (even better after a year). It might be associated with the ink used to mark your body, but without further information of pens used and areas marked, no one may comment accurately.
Worst case scenario, revising the scars after 8-12 months would remove the pigment.