8 weeks post op TT. Have you seen such sunken area on the hips and when will the redness of my belly button go away? (photos)

The "sunken" area at the abdominal incision will likely continue to smooth out over the next few months as your body continues to heal. Darkening of the skin around the belly button is common and will also continue to improve with time. However, if you experience drainage, warmth, or pain at that area, contact your plastic surgeon immediately for further evaluation. Be patient during this time as your body continues to heal, and keep your surgeon up to date with any concerns.

Thank you for your question and series of photographs and I am sorry that your results have not been what you anticipated.  It is difficult without an in-person examination to determine what may be taking place.  Most commonly this is residual swelling from surgery which will spontaneously resolve and improve your incision appearance but if it is residual skin excess "dog-ear" it can be treated with a small in-office procedure.  Hope this helps.

Thank you for submitting your question and photos.  You are still early in the recovery process and your body will continue to change for the next few months as minor residual swelling continues to resolve.  It is important to follow your surgeon's instructions and visit the office regularly for follow up.  The final results are usually evident around the six month time frame.  Best wishes on your recovery and a great result!

Thank you for your question. The results following a tummy tuck wont be evident for atleast 6 months. There will still be a great deal of swelling that will need to settle down. Eight weeks following surgery, the area will still be quite swollen and the flanks will take some time. This area is still likely to change. 
With regards to the scarring, the scar is still immature and will remain so for atleast 6 - 9 mnths. This is because there is a greater blood supply during the healing period. Once the scar matures, it will become paler. Also, during this 6-9 month period, as soon as the sun hits the area it will go red and again this will normalise once the scar matures. 
I hope this is helpful for you
BW

Your body will continue to change for several months after an Abdominoplasty.  Allow adequate time for your new shape to settle in.  Occasionally, small revisions are necessary after healing is complete.  In regards to the darkness around your navel, it should slowly fade.  However, each patient heals differently.  If the discoloration does not improve, consult your surgeon.  Ask if he/she would recommend using a Skin Lightening cream.  

This is part of wound healing/maturation of scars. Best to see your chosen operative surgeon for follow up explanation and scar treatment options.....

It's too soon to predict what should be done in the future.  You'll have to wait 6 months to see if there's skin excess that have to be removed. 

I would relax since you are omnly 8 weeks out.If revision is needed it is a simple outpatient procedure.

Thank you for the question and photos.  At 8 weeks you still have some time left for full recovery so these will not be the final result.  With that said, the coloration around the belly button is hyperpigmentation likely the result of a little too much tension in that area and your genetics.  The "sunken" area near the hips is likely the result of some residual excess skin laxity near the ends and likely also swelling.Give it some more time for healing.  Once your about 4-6 months out you can start making some decisions about what if anything you would want to have done.All the best,Dr. Remus Repta