Could I achieve good results with a BBL and lipo only, without a tummy tuck? (Photos)

Thanks for your question.
Based on your photo and the fact that you haven't had children yet, you could likely achieve good results with liposuction and BBL alone, without needing a tummy tuck. Your skin appears to have good tone, and without significant laxity or diastasis (muscle separation), a tummy tuck may not be necessary at this stage.
Since you plan to have children in the future, avoiding a tummy tuck now is a reasonable choice, as pregnancy could affect the results and may require revision later. A skilled surgeon can still sculpt your waist and enhance projection through lipo and fat transfer.
A full in-person consultation will give the most accurate advice.

A tummy tuck and BBL are two different procedures that accomplish different outcomes.
A tummy tuck primarily treats, abdominal skin laxity, and muscle separation from previous pregnancies.
You don’t have muscle separation and you only have mild skin laxity so a tummy tuck is only gonna have a modest impact.
That said if you absolutely want to have tight skin on your abdomen, then a tummy tuck is the only way to get that.
Provider selection is ultimately the most important variable of the hands of the right provider you’ll be guided correctly.
There are major differences in how plastic surgeons approach situations and the skill level for each procedure varies greatly from one provider to the other.
Finding the right plastic surgeon it’s not only the most important variable, but is also one of the more difficult ones to do correctly.
To find the right provider, I suggest the following.
First have a complete set of body pictures available during every consultation.
Look at how plastic surgeons take before and after pictures to get an idea.
Always bring pictures of yourself to use as a reference during a consultation.
Next always schedule in person consultations, avoiding virtual consultations whenever possible.
Make sure you’re consulting with the plastic surgeon who’s going to do your procedure.
Next always schedule in person consultations, avoiding virtual consultations whenever possible.
Make sure your consulting with the plastic surgeon who is going to do your procedure.
Do that in person.
Finally schedule more consultations than you think is necessary, even if you think you found the right provider from the first consult.
The more consultations you schedule the more likely you are to find the right provider for your needs and this in the end is the most important variable.
I cannot emphasize this enough.
There’s no right number of consultations needed to find the right provider.
Considering how much variation there is an impact regardless of online reputation, etc. I recommend patients have a minimum of three consultations and preferably five or six.
Never schedule surgery on the day of consultation and don’t schedule surgery after your first consultation.
The outcome is going to be with you for the rest of your life and is irreversible.
Considering how much effort, money recovery time goes into this procedure having a few extra consultations is not a big deal, considering the potential consequence of not getting the right provider.
I can not emphasize this enough.
Good luck,
Mats Hagstrom MD