I have a low white blood count of 2.6 thousand but my hemoglobin is 13.6. Will I still be able to get a tt, bbl, bl?

Your white cell count is just a bit low but is probably not pathological. Your internist should be made aware of the operation you anticipate. Additional hematologic evaluation may be necessary but I doubt it.

A white blood cell count of 2.6 thousand is definitely a
reason for concern and should be aggressively investigated.  Low WBC counts may occur for a variety of
reasons including viral illnesses, drug reactions and in some cases serious
illnesses.

                Investigation
by performing a differential analysis of the WBC is an appropriate initial
maneuver.  Depending upon the results of
this study, consultation with a hematologist may be necessary as well.

                It’s
important to understand that white blood cells are an important part of your
immune system and your body’s ability to fight infection.  For this reason, it’s important to address
these issues before proceeding with mommy makeover surgery.

Your white blood count is low and needs further work up by a hematologist just to make sure. This specialist will be able to determine if there is an issue with this and will recommend whether you should proceed with any elective surgery.

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For abnormal lab values, I would suggest repeating the lab tests and visiting your primary care physician in order to get worked up fully. You may think it may be an unnecessary pain, but I have found it is always safer to dot the i's and cross the t's. A mommy makeover is a big surgery and not something to go into "hoping" everything is fine. Good luck.