Considering revision lipo - Dep, crooked depression going down the middle of my stomach (photo)

Despite getting state of the art techniques, your surgeon left you with irregularities not usually seen on patients from highly experienced surgeons. Depending on how much fat is left on your abdomen, you will need more SAFElipo, and possibly fat grafting to smooth the irregularities above your belly button. No more Vaser!

Thank you for your question and photos. It appears that your liposuction resulted in uneven fat removal or over-resection of fat in areas leaving a significant dent. After one year, this is unlikely to improve. Treatment with fat harvest and transfer to this area will improve the contour. This may require more than one session.

Your fat was NOT removed in a smooth, even process! This should not happen with an experienced surgeon. Please EVERYONE, make sure you have vetted your surgeon - regardless of whether their background is dermatologic surgery (derm surgery) or plastic surgery!!!!

The best option for you is to have a touch-up lipo done (you could try Kybella, but it would take a lot of treatments and still might not work).
The surgeon can mark-off the areas that are indented and work with small cannulas on the raised areas. I would then turn off the suction and just run the cannula through all of the tissue to remove adhesions.
I do agree it is very helpful to stand the patient up at the end of the procedure and smooth any visible irregularities. It is also helpful to have the patient do a partial sit-up. This cannot be done if you are under general anesthesia.