Can someone with young onset parkinsons disease with mild symptoms be considered for a tummy tuck and breast augmentation?

If you get medical clearance, the surgeries could be considered.  I
would search for the board certified plastic surgeon who you feel is
most likely to give you the best results and who performs hundreds of
these procedures each year. I would look at patient reviews as well as
before and after photos on that surgeon's website.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

I would check with your neurologist, but I see no problem.  I tell women that I know what we do is not curing cancer, but the stuff we do is still VERY IMPORTANT to women!  So if you accept that elective plastic surgery does good things (for a lot of people at least), then why should you be denied? Good luck!

There is no reason not to proceed with a mommy makeover.  Certainly, this is something you should discuss with your neurologist as well as plastic surgeon.

Good question. As long as your neurologist signs off on in as safe and the anaesthesiologist is comfortable giving you an anaesthetic there is no reason you shouldn't be able to have these procedures done safely. Best of luck!

Thanks for your question.  I would say yes, you are a candidate provided that your neurologist signs off on the surgery. If they are ok with the procedure, then you should be safe to proceed. Good luck. 

I don't think your condition would necessarily prevent you from having elective surgery but I would suggest you discuss the issue with your neurologist and family physician to ensure they all feel it is reasonable.  They would be in a better position to comment on your specific health condition.

Hi, there thanks for your inquiry, as long as your Neurologist gives you a green light, and you have an in person consultation with the Plastic Surgeon of your choice, you are good to go, take care and good luck in your PS Journey!Respectfully,Dr. Jaime Campos-Leon

Yes you are a candidate for a consultation for surgery.   Your surgeon will discuss the plan with your neurologist who will make recommendation and "clear" you for surgery.  Good luck.

 I am sorry to hear about the neurologic disorder especially at your young age. I would suggest that you express your desires/questions directly with your neurologist. Doing so, should give you a good idea of whether proceeding with surgery is a good idea or not;  then, you will be able to proceed to plastic surgical consultations with this information in mind.  Your neurologist will likely have recommendations regarding perioperative management of medications etc. for your plastic surgeon and anesthesiologist. Happy new year!

Yes, it would be possible for you to be considered as a candidate for tummy tuck an breast augmentation.  Let both your neurologist and your plastic surgeon know about your surgical plan/medical history.  Make certain they are both comfortable with your proceeding with the surgery.  But, in most cases, patients in your situation can safely proceed with the surgery.  best wishes, Dr. Lepore.