Gall bladder incision scar after tummy tuck

Make sure to
follow-up with a plastic surgeon for evaluation of possible keloid treatment
such as intralesional corticosteroids (Kenalog).  Kenalog is the most commonly used as
treatment for keloids.  Corticosteroids
soften and flatten the keloid via anti-inflammatory mechanism and
vasoconstriction.  Intralesional
5-fluorouracil (5-FU) can be used if the keloid does not respond to
Kenalog.  Another option includes silicon
gel sheeting and silicone gel.  Studies
have shown that silicone gel reduces the thickness and improve the appearance
of keloids.  If conservative therapy
fails, surgery is an option such as keloid excision with revision.  However, surgical excision of keloids has
been associated with recurrence rates of up to 50-100% but when combined with
intradermal corticosteroid injections recurrence falls to 4% (Can J Plast Surg
2013). 

The scar in the photo appears to be an early keloid. Have your surgeon evaluate it for a kenalog injection. The other options can be scar excision / revision.