Believe I tore my full tummy tuck. What are my options? Are revisions free for this?

It would be hard to simply unravel a tummy tuck 2 years after surgery. By that time the tissues have healed, and are less reliant on the sutures than in the initial healing period. Only your surgeon knows  exactly how he did the procedure, for example whether he did single layer or double layer repair, whether the suture was absorbable or permanent, etc. It may be that something else is going on, and you tore the muscle for example. Each surgeon has his/her own policy regarding revisions, so you would have to check with him. At 2 years after surgery, it is unlikely to be free. Even with an early revision, in most cases you would have to pay for the operating room and anesthesia. First, though, you need a diagnosis to see what is going on, and if it is a problem that requires surgery or not, and if it does, if it is a revision of your tummy tuck or something else. Start with seeing your surgeon, before worrying about the what-ifs. 

It appears that you have developed signs of abdominal wall weaknes, possibly abdominal hernia. Abdominal hernia evaluation and repair is usually done by a general surgeon. Consultation with a board certified genaral surgeon is recommanded as a first step. Good luck.

Dear katurlacher,it is hard to tell without an examination. I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations. The price is entirely practice dependent. If its a revision, typically surgeons only ask the patient to pay for the surgery center and anesthesia.Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS 
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery  
Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery