Can a wide football shaped belly button be made narrower and smaller? (Photos)

It appears you have some excess skin and fat at the ends of your incisions. They are sometimes referred to as "dog ears". These can be improved with a minor revision that can often be accomplished in the the surgical suite under local anesthesia. See your surgeon to learn more.

From the submitted photos you will need to consider a standard approach tummy tuck for your revision. The reverse tuck will not give you the best results. Liposuction can be added for enhanced contouring. Once you have reached your goal weight and are able to maintain it you are then ready...

Dear Jessicawhite109, I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment, it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment or ask for a second opinion. Only after a thorough examination, you can get proper...

The recommendation for a revision is based in part on how long it has been since your surgery. You will want to give your body the opportunity to fully heal from your tummy tuck before considering a revision. I encourage you to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. If needed a revision can...

Yes it is very possible to consider a revision to your tummy tuck 25 years later. The procedure will be similar to what you had before where excess fat and skin is removed and any abdominal wall laxity will be repaired. Begin by visiting a board certified plastic surgeon near you for a...

In many cases a full tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) can be performed as a revision, and it may significantly improve both the position of the belly button and the contour issues you’re describing. An umbilical float technique detaches the belly button from the abdominal wall to reposition it d...