Thank you for your comprehensive question. The first and obvious answer to your question is, you are correct in that you cannot do all of these procedures at the same time. Even if the surgeon and surgical team are able to keep their concentration for as long as these procedures require, there will be too many hours necessary to safely, both cosmetically and physiologically, accomplish this.A primary 360 liposuction does not lend itself to being combined with a tummy tuck safely. 360 injury to the soft tissue plus resultant blood loss is truly a procedure that needs to be done as an isolated procedure, and not combined with multiple other procedures. Remember, Safety Safety Safety. You do not want to lay on a 360 liposuctioned area for any extended length of time because when the tissue is injured from the inside, as in liposuction, and you lay of any given area for any protracted period, it can lead to the same situation one sees in a decubitus ulcer. i.e. the skin and subcutaneous tissue between lipo injury and a bed of any softness can lead to tissue necrosis (loss of blood supply).A breast lift, tummy tuck and liposuction of flanks can be combined depending on the speed and experience of a plastic surgeon and his or her surgical team. If you were my patient and had small love handles, I would do the breast lift, tummy tuck and liposuction of the flanks and lower abdomen as a first procedure, and then come back 90 days later to do a 360 liposuction and BBL plus any touch ups that became obvious after the first surgery. The primary BBL can be done with first surgery if you don't do the breast lift. You can harvest some fat from the lower abdomen (which would otherwise be discarded), and use that along with any flank fat to put that into the buttocks. As you can see, the answer to your question "what procedures can be combined with what procedures", is much like those questions on a SAT test......you know the one with the foxes and chickens and canoe? At this point, you need to discuss what combinations of what procedures can give you the safest and most aesthetic result. The answer to each of the above questions depends on your height, weight, and health as well as the skill of the Board Certified plastic surgeon.
