Should Belly Button Look Like Hole After Tummy Tuck?

After a tummy tuck, the belly button is repositioned in a new spot. In order to do that, we need to cut around the old one, tighten the abdomen skin, make a new hole for your belly-button to come out through, and then finally stitch it in place. As already mentioned, the technique to do this varies from surgeon to surgeon. In addition, the way you heal, wound infections, scar tissue, etc., all contribute to how you are going to eventually heal.
The new belly button will always look different from before the surgery. Before the surgery, the skin is loose and sagging above and below the bell -button. Now the skin is tight above and below, and attention is directed to the belly button since you can see it better. In general, it will always be an "inny" and you may see the scar around the edge of where your surgeon did the stitching.
You should not have any REAL holes, just a belly button. The belly-button may be deeper and longer than before, but that is normal. If the opening made at the time of surgery was too small, and the scar tightens as it heals, it can make the belly button too small in appearance. Wait for 6 months or more for the tissues to relax, and then consider a minor revision surgery. Good luck.

However, it depends on how you're defining the "hole". In general, you should have an "inny" belly buttom after a tummy tuck, so if that's what you mean, it's normal. If you feel that the belly button is too small, or that it looks abnormal in some other way, this can be corrected at some point after surgery. I would recommend that you discuss this with your surgeon. Best wishes.