Is tummy tuck revision surgery a high risk operation? 10+ yrs ago I had a TT w/muscle repair after having 3 big babies. (photos)

Thank you for the question and pictures. Of course, nothing replaces in-person evaluation but, generally speaking, this type of revisionary surgery would not be considered "high risk". Obviously, this is assuming careful selection of plastic surgeon and expert planning/execution of the procedure.   Best wishes.

Hi
I don't agree at all that a revision tummy tuck is high risk due to blood supply - that makes no sense. Since the skin flap has already been raised before, it has already developed preferential blood supply from the right direction and would actually be MORE robust the second time (this is called the delay phenomenon and has been well known by Plastic Surgeons for a long time!). Its an operation I do quite regularly and is very satisfying. However in the current funding climate I am not at all surprised that you are seeing resistance from the NHS.
Good luck, 
Fulvio 

Hi, thank you for sending your question and photos. I would be delighted to offer my advice. 
Your scar is too high and you don't seem to have to much excess skin. Lowering the scar to the right level may or may not be feasible. 
In terms of your previous key hole hernia repair, I agree with my colleagues who mentioned mesh repair but It needs to be done ON-LAY and not as the previous key hole procedure. 
Please consult your surgeon to clarify.  
I hope this helps.