Tummy Tuck for Patient with Hernia After C-section?

You would most likely benefit from a full tummy tuck.
The hernia repair would need to be redone most likely.  We usually have a general surgeon do that part of the surgery and keep the patient in the hospital overnnight for safety.
Assuming your health is good, you could anticipate a very nice result.

It seems that after repair of your abdominal hernia you are now left with excess skin folds. You are a good candidate for an abdominoplasty or tummy tuck. I usually perform both the repair of the abdominal hernia and tummy tuck at the same time.

I would agree with my colleagues that, without reviewing your photos, it sounds as if you would achieve a great outcome with a tummy tuck. I am not familar with Tricare and you may want to discuss any problems such as skin fold irritation or discomfort of the redundant skin apron.

Not having seen any photos, but judging from your description, I would think that you may be a good candidate for a tummy tuck.
In most cases the lower transverse c-section incision can be removed during the tummy tuck and you will have a single incision down low.
Hope this helps you.

Your situation sounds like a common one except for the fact that the hernia has already been repaired. You would likely still need a full abdominoplasty but if there is no muscle tightening needed because of the previous hernia repair then your recovery should be faster. You are right that insurance won't cover it.