Do you consider that my failed top surgery can be corrected to get an aesthetic FTM double incision surgery? (photos)

Hello, I do consider that the results can be improved. I would recommend first of all, scar revision in order to reduce the width of the scars. I also see excess volume on the lower pole of the breast mounds. Improving the nipple and areola complex would be difficult, as there is extensive scaring and the skin around them can not be removed to relocate them. I hope that my answer is useful. 

It's usually suggested to wait 6 to 12 months depending on the reason for a #revision and it's still early in your healing. The ideal technique best for you is difficult to determine online by photos alone. There are several methods used which depend upon the patient’s breast or chest #size before surgery. Considerations include the #laxity of skin, the #size of the #areola, the amount of #fat and recent weight #gain or weight #loss. The most common procedures include the #periareola, #buttonhole, #double incision, and #anchor patterns. I often use #liposuction along with the double #incision for larger breasts, and, some variation for smaller breasts; depending upon the position of the areola. The female breast nipple and #areola are often centered on the breast. However, the nipple and areola are lower and closer to the outside edge of the #pectoralis muscle in the male patient. Shaping the side of the chest may also be required and can be performed with #suctioning; along with contouring of the muscle, as noted above, to provide the best definition for the chest. A board-certified plastic surgeon with specialization is such breast procedures will #confirm the technique best suited for your revision during an in-person evaluation.

A revision could improve things for you, but perhaps not fix every issue.  The scars could be revised surgically.  The flaps could be debulked, either with direct surgical thinning or with liposuction.  Those things should help your result significantly.  But I don't think there is much to be done about the positioning of the nipple area.

Yes, I do think that you could see an improvement with a revision. Regardless of the original technique of your top surgery, I think it may be possible to remove the current nipples, pull some further skin down and remove the areas of fullness that remain, place the nipples on as a skin graft in a more masculine position and reshape your contour overall. It would likely improve your current scars as well, which are quite thick. I would advise that you at least get an opinion from a board certified plastic surgeon who is well versed in this type of surgery. Do not despair - you can get better results but it will likely take another surgery. 

This result is sub par and can be revised by visiting a Board Certified plastic surgeon who specializes in top surgery with great success.