Tummy Tuck Scar is High and Pulls Pubic Line Higher - Why?

This may or may not be a difficult problem to fix, and repair is usually a matter of degree, e.g., the scar may be lowered by a second procedure, but perhaps not as low as you would like.

Your problem illustrates the importance of careful research BEFORE committing to any procedure.  Do not choose based on price or technique, choose based on surgeon and results.

 I am sorry to hear about your concerns after tummy tuck surgery. Unfortunately, only time will tell whether there will be enough tissue laxity above and below the scar line to allow for revisionary surgery to lower the scar significantly. This time frame may be somewhere between 1 to 2 years. 
Sometimes, especially for patients with a relatively short torso and/or minimal redundant abdominal wall skin, a short vertical scar is necessary ( in addition to the usual transverse tummy tuck scar). This vertical scar results from closure of the previous umbilical opening and prevents excessive tension upon closer in the midline of the tummy tuck incision line. If this vertical incision is not used, patients may end up with high scars, wound healing problems and/or wider scars.
Best wishes.

A high pubic cannot always be prevented but it could be due to excessive mobility in the area or lack of fixation to the deep fascia. Your alternatives are to consider a lowering of the scar or possibly laser hair removal