I want to get a tattoo removed on my neck and I have a plastic surgery appt scheduled for January 11.

There is no reason why you can't get your tattoo removed and also have a breast lift at the same time. They are completely different areas of your body. The tattoo removal will take multiple treatments spaced at least 6 weeks apart. After each treatment it will take possibly a week to heal, so you could start with the tattoo removal and then resume after having your breast surgery. Good luck!

Laser tattoo removal takes a series of treatments, but it shouldn't interfere with your procedures. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a laser tattoo removal expert to go over a treatment plan and time line. Best, Dr. Emer

As long as the tattoo is not directly over where the surgery site will be, there is no medical reason why you couldn't have the tattoo removed at any time. However, your plastic surgery wounds should not take long to heal if everything goes well. So it probably makes sense to wait for reasons of convenience and comfort.  But if you are really in a hurry to get started with the tattoo removal process it should be safe to do so whenever you want to.

Thank you for your
question. Having tattoo removal will not interfere with your breast surgery.
Remember it takes a series (6-10) of sessions to remove a tattoo. Make sure you
are being treated by an expert physician using the correct lasers for your
tattoo. However, this being said you may be more comfortable waiting till after
your surgery to start laser tattoo removal. Best of Luck!

The tattoo is on your neck not your breasts.  I would say it should not matter doing both around the same time.  That being said, you may be sore after your breast procedure and not want the added discomfort of the tattoo removal.  Tattoo removal will take several treatments spaced months apart.  This is not a quick process.  I would consider waiting until my breasts were healed and then doing the tattoo removal as you may not want to add to the discomfort of your procedure but doing both together should not make a difference 

There should be no interference with the surgery. They are in different areas. Tattoo removal takes a series of treatments, sometimes up to 10. It is best to treat with both a pico and nano second laser that has multiple wavelengths (if colored). I have found the Piqo4 is the most powerful and versatile of the tattoo lasers.

Your tattoo will likely need multiple sessions to be removed.  As long as you are being treated by an experienced physician with an appropriate laser for your tattoo, you should not have problems with the laser site.  That being said, it sounds like you have a lot going on in the next few weeks.  you may be more comfortable waiting until after your surgery.