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Can I get a BBL after an ileostomy reversal surgery?

sunflower8815Jun 9, 2021
I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer December 2019. I had a hysterectomy and an ileostomy surgery. July 2020 I had my ileostomy reversed. I finish my last chemotherapy on May 12, 2021. Would a previous ileostomy be a problem if I want to get a BBL and Lipo 360?

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