Can I have a tummy tuck, gynecomastia and love handle surgery done all at once?

Great question - it depends. The credentials of your surgeon, anesthesiologist, and the surgery center are all important. I perform multiple procedures in our AAAASF accredited out-patient surgery center and we use only Board Certified Anesthesiologists. I prefer to perform the procedure with IV sedation as patients have a quicker recovery and the use of IV sedation reduces the risk of pulmonary embolism associated with General Anesthesia.Provided you are in good general health and the goals you are seeking are achievable in a single operative session then yes, this combination would be possible in the hands of an experienced board certified plastic surgeon.

In the right hands this is possible. If you are in good health and select a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in gynecomastia, it is possible to have all done at once. Choose your surgeon carefully. View many before and after pictures. Good luck!

Simple answer is Yes, but the surgery needs to be thoroughly evaluated by your plastic surgeon. A medical evaluation is imperative to make sure that you are a candidate for the lengthy procedures.
An abdominoplasty/"tummy tuck" includes excision of the excess skin from the belly button to the pubic area. The resultant scar is within the bikini line. Also, the rectus muscle/fascia is tightened from the breastbone to the pubic area. Also, the oblique muscles/fascia can be tightened.
This will tighten the anterior abdominal wall. A minimal amount of "love handle" can be treated with this procedure plus SAL (suction assisted liposculpture) can treat this problem. However, if there is a lot of fat in the "love handle", then I would do the SAL in the prone (face down) position and perform an abdominoplasty/ventral hernia. I use drains postop to remove the normal fluid buildup.
Lastly, the gynecomastia can be performed following the abdominal/flank surgery. The degree of gynecomastia needs to be thoroughly evaluated so that the type of incision can be planned.
Again, get your medical evaluation and good luck with your procedures.