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I'm 32 years old, want a tummy tuck but want a tubal reversal 2 years after that. Would a doctor do it? (Photo)

Im 32 .Will a dr do a tuble reversal on me 2 years later if I did a tummy tuck first. Cause I really don't know if we will want another child and I really want a tummy tuck .bUT scared if I get one and he wants a child a dr wountil do a tuble reversal. Because they might say I schouldnt had got a tumy tuck ?

Doctor Answers 6

September 13th, 2016

Ask the gynecologist

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This is a legitimate question that can only be answered by the gynecologist.  Ask them this question in person. If they say no, you should reconsider your plan.  

Learn more: http://www.plasticsurgery-sanantonio.com/body/tummy-tuck/

Gary Lawton, MD, FACS


San Antonio Plastic Surgeon
4.9 out of 5 stars 146 reviews

September 13th, 2016

I'm 32 years old, want a tummy tuck but want a tubal reversal 2 years after that. Would a doctor do it?

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In most cases a tummy tuck does not prevent or complicate a future pregnancy. Therefore a tubal reversal would be okay. If they tell you "you should not have gotten a tummy tuck", they are being judgemental. The should keep their opinion as well as life choices to themselves. However it is always better to delay a tummy tuck until after you have had all your children.

Mahmood Kara, MD

Mahmood Kara, MD
Toronto Plastic Surgeon
4.7 out of 5 stars 21 reviews

September 12th, 2016

Tubal reversals

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can be done anytime and before or after a tummy tuck.  So its really up to you as to what timing you want with pursuit of body contouring procedures.  Your weight MUST be stable or easily maintained before having any body contouring procedures.
Curtis Wong, MD

Curtis Wong, MD
Redding Plastic Surgeon
4.8 out of 5 stars 33 reviews

September 9th, 2016

I'm 32 years old, want a tummy tuck but want a tubal reversal 2 years after that. Would a doctor do it?

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A normal pregnancy can be had after a Tummy Tuck so I can't think of any reason a surgeon would not reverse your Tubal if you ultimately decide on that. But if you do have a pregnancy later, it may change the looks of the TT.
Ronald V. DeMars, MD

Ronald V. DeMars, MD
Portland Plastic Surgeon
5.0 out of 5 stars 29 reviews

September 9th, 2016

I'm 32 years old, want a tummy tuck but want a tubal reversal 2 years after that. Would a doctor do it?

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Pregnancy following tummy tuck surgery is possible and is not dangerous, but if you plan on future pregnancies, you should wait to have surgery until you are done having children, since pregnancy will stretch out the skin and abdominal muscles again, usually undoing the repairs that were achieved with the abdominoplasty. In that case, a secondary tummy tuck to repair recurrent muscle laxity or loose skin may be beneficial. Most plastic surgeons suggest that you finish having children before undergoing an abdominoplasty with repair of the stretched out abdominal muscles.   Robert Singer, MD  FACS
La Jolla, California
Robert Singer, MD

Robert Singer, MD
La Jolla Plastic Surgeon
4.6 out of 5 stars 22 reviews

September 8th, 2016

Tummy Tuck Before Pregnancy?

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I advise my patients not to have a tummy tuck if they are not finished having children. However, if they were to get close to their ideal weight by diet and exercise, liposuction and excision of excess skin without tightening of the abdominal muscle wall could be an option. Good luck.

Learn more: https://dr-delgado.com/services/body-procedures/tummy-tuck/

Miguel Delgado, MD

Miguel Delgado, MD
San Francisco Plastic Surgeon
4.8 out of 5 stars 81 reviews

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