This needs to be found out early by interviewing the patient as to their reasons for seeking plastic surgery. These people will never be happy with themselves no matter how many surgeries they have and need psychological counseling. Scar revision is usually indicated, which actually removes or cuts out the entire scar, putting the skin edges back together in a more cosmetically pleasing alignment. However, scar revision has a significant rate of healing in the exact same way as it was before. The original inversion was the person's healing process.
Most healing is genetic as the quality of the scar goes.
I have had several rounds of liposuction and am quite satisfied with the work my doctor did. I have also lost about 80 pounds in the process and now have a slight laxity in my abdomen and a hardened area underneath this that slightly protrudes. Yes, if this is indeed scar tissue and not any other surgical problem, this can be excised when performing the tummy tuck. A hernia has to be ruled out as a possible cause for the bulge, which usually can be diagnosed with a physical exam. First of all, most people do not have two symmetrical breasts.