How Soon After Liposuction Can I Get Pregnant?

Thank you for your question. There is any risk having a baby after surgery. The recommended time to get pregnant after liposuction is 2 years.Respectfully,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Your pictures suggest the
presence of significant amounts of redundant abdominal skin and weakened
abdominal muscles.Under these
circumstances, the procedure that will give you the best possible result is an
abdominoplasty.This
procedure should be delayed until you’re done having children.Patients who become pregnant following
abdominoplasty return to their preoperative status.The pregnancy effectively undoes the
operative procedure.If
you have questions about this procedure, it’s appropriate to consult a
board-certified plastic surgeon.This
surgeon should be able to answer all your questions and hopefully formulate a
treatment plan that’s appropriate for you.

Dear Goddesscomplex
Surgical timing and pregnancy is very important. First, be sure that you are not pregnant! Your tummy will change with each pregnancy- how much it will change is variable.
You must compare the trade off of having liposuction done before you have another chaild or waiting till you have finished having children. The genetic pattern of the body shape of your family will not change with the surgery and external changes can be corrected at any time. Liposuction may not be the correct procedure for you- in order to achieve the goal you desire.
With Warm Regards,
Trevor M Born MD

 You have excess skin along with the fat now. It will be better to wait until after the pregnancy. Then you can have the liposuction with a modified tummy tuck.

Liposuction itself will not interfere with your anticipated pregnancy, however the drugs used for anesthesia or sedation and pain control after may have some unforeseen risk. It would be best if you had several normal cycles before attempting to become pregnant to ensure the safest outcome from your pregnancy. After, begin exercise and stress control and a multiple vitamin, all medication except Tylenol should be avoided. Of course no smoking or alcohol and then begin the begat.Pregnancy will not ruin the benefits of liposuction as long as you remain fit, eat well, and control weight gain. You may look for a class or trainer who specialises in fit pregnancy to assist.Best of luck,peterejohnsonmd

From the look of your abdomen already, you are not a great liposuction candidate and would have a much flatter better abdomen from a tummy tuck.  So save your money, skip the lipo and have the TT done after you are done having children.