How soon after a BA and MTT with lipo can I get botox and spray tan?

Thank
you very much for your question and congratulations on your recent Mommy
Makeover procedure. At two weeks’ post-op, there is no restriction against
Botox injections. A spray tan is not recommended, however, until your incisions
have completely healed, which may mean waiting another three to four weeks. I
recommend bringing your question to your operating surgeon, who can provide the
safest timeline for your individual situation.

Thank you for your question and congratulations on your recent procedure! You're free to have Botox injections as soon as you wish, however, it's best to steer clear of the spray tans until after all incision sites are fully healed. Good luck and congratulations again!

Botox should not be an issue but I would wait on the spray tan until all of your incisions are healed. Best to ask your operating surgeon when he or she would recommend you getting a spray tan. Good luck!

I can't answer for your surgeon, and you will have to ask them directly, but at this point Botox should not be an issue. I would avoid having a spray tan until you have completely healed, meaning all incisions as well as a resolution of your seroma. Hope that helps!

Thank you for sharing your excellent question.  Surgery and its recovery can be a rollercoaster of emotions with patients frequently experiencing a "down" period for the first few weeks of healing.  I would certainly voice this to your surgeon.  As for your desired treatments, Botox should be fine to have performed but I would wait on your spray tan until your incisions are well-healed, at least 6+ weeks after surgery, assuming no healing issues.  Hope this helps.

The Botox treatment should not be an issue.  The spray tan should probably be avoided until your incisions are healed and your seroma has resolved.  Check with your surgeon before proceeding with these treatments.

Your question illustrates that point that the post-op period may have some times where you feel down. Sometimes this can be from fluctuations in hormones. Getting some botox would be fine but the spray tan needs a little more time. Why not substitute a daily walk. It will make you feel better, get you out of the house and help your body get back to normal. As always, check with your plastic surgeon about this first.