5'8, 240lbs, BMI 36 - what surgeries are recommended for my body type? (Photos)

I would recommend achieving a steady state for 3-6 months prior to proceeding with surgery.
Based on your pictures I do not know what your concerns are. With massive weight loss the common concerns become excess skin and deflation of breast tissue. You would need to reposition your breasts in the form of a lift to address the skin. The deflation can be best addressed with an implant, however that depends on your aesthetic goal and needs!
Regarding the torso you have excess skin in the vertical and horizontal vectors. This may even be covered under insurance in your case. If you are scar averse a horizontal incision and traditional tummy-tuck/abdominoplasty. If you want to be as tight as possible and do not mind a midline scar then a fleur-de-lis abdominoplasty.
Regarding the posterior torso, if you feel you have decent of buttock tissue you do a lift. However, I would be curious if LIPO 360/BBL as a second stage would be more in line with your goals?
This really depends on your needs and aesthetic goals. In conjunction with a physical exam a board certified plastic surgeon can help guide you in this process. Hope that helps. Here if I can be or service. Thanks.

Congratulations on your impressive weight loss! It is best if you achieve your weight loss goal before considering surgery. After that you can consider a circumferential tummy tuck with liposuction for contouring as well as a breast lift. It appears you would have adequate tissue for an autoaugmentation which uses your own tissue to provide upper pole fullness with a lift. I welcome you to visit with us in the Houston area once you have achieved your weight loss goal.

Dear KJJ7,
it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

It appears you have had massive weight loss - congratulations! Great job doing it with diet and exercise.If you are at your nadir of weight loss (low point) and weight has been stable for 6 months and no other medical problems (heart disease, high BP, diabetes, vitamin deficiency, etc) then you could proceed with body contouring procedures.
You will likely benefit from a breast lift +/- implants or potentially fat grafting in a 2nd surgery to augment the upper pole of the breasts.You will likely benefit from a circumferential body lift (360 degrees liposuction, belt lipectomy and incision all the way around waistline and back to tighten and lift the buttock, lateral thighs, flanks, back, bra lines and abdomen/pubic areas). You will likely benefit from a staged thigh lift as well (liposuction to debulk and sculpt the inner, outer and anterior and posterior thights) and then come back in 6 months and perform a formal thigh lift.
These are long extensive surgeries but they will best deal with the loose skin and irregular contours.
Many surgeons and facilities have BMI cutoffs of 30-35, and while may seem arbitrary, there is some data showing increased risk of complications for patients with higher BMI's. If you are able to to lose more weight, and are not yet at your low point/nadir of weight loss journey, then it is best to wait so you don't deflate further after surgery.
I hope this helps, just my opinion, which obviously does not override my overall recommendation to be seen by a trusted and experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon so they can review your weight loss, medical and surgical history and examine you.
Wish you well and great job again losing the weight!

At 5'8", you need to be below 200 pounds for a healthier weight, so keep going. Try to lose another 50 pounds. Then, consider the areas that bother you, and have them treated.