I had a slightly less prominent version of that (but similar enough that I recognize it) that I feel may have been exerted back during the recovery stage; my theory is that
Circumcision scar/ring can really be filler-averse for some (including myself), and by
"not taking" the filler very well, some guys get this unfortunate effect. I'm surprised it wasn't noticeable the first go around, but by the look of your
Flaccid shaft, you definitely chose the thick route, and further reaffirms my theory (that
Circumcision area is just not cooperating, so additional filler may migrate during the post-op stage).
The good news is that if you go for
strictly a Revision appointment and don't ask for anymore Girth. You can get this specific aesthetic matter (mostly, if not entirely) resolved without any major invasive work (I can speak to that since it worked for me). The reason I advise against more
Girth is that you may only deal with the problem again, even if it was successfully corrected. And I should also mention the potential of ending up with a
Flaccid PIB (pig-in-the-blanket) effect, and if you already experience any degree of it now, more
Girth will simply make
PIB more frequent and prominent.