Is this a normal tummy tuck in a plus size? Or is just a panniculectomy? (photo)

Hello,
Whether or not the job was done well or that it could have been done better is a matter of opinion, but it is clear there is more to do, possibly more for you to do too. What I mean is that you will not only need more surgery to optimize the job that was already done, but you may want to consider loosing weight on your own to aid in the reduction of intra-abdominal fat (under the muscle where surgeons can't remove it). This will allow the surgeon to tighten the abdominal wall, which in turn will give the flattest possible abdomen once more skin and fat is removed. I suggest seeing a few ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons who specialize in body contouring and have at least a decade or more experience. Best of luck!

Though you are early in your recovery, it appears you will need to lose weight before expecting improvement from a revision. Reducing internal fat (the fat around your organs) will allow your surgeon the opportunity to improve your results and better flatten the abdomen.

focus only on removing hanging tissue and usually do not involve transposing the belly button as you say you had done.  You were not an ideal candidate for a cosmetic tummy tuck due to your size and rolls.  And are you at a weight that you can easily maintain or are you fluctuating weight wise?  Contouring procedures should only be done when your weight is stable.  If you were my patient, lipoabdominoplasty would have been discussed where aggressive liposuction is used to thin the flap and excess skin still removed.  In addition, liposuction of your flanks would have also been required to achieve a decent shape.  If your BMI was more than 30, you would have to accept the higher risks for problems and if >40, you would have to be done in a hospital with greater costs.