Can I get a liposuction and BBL while undergoing a c-section?

Dear Frozen133,
no plastic surgeon will do liposuction and BBL at the same time as c-section. You should wait until you are fully healed from c section and then decide which procedure you should get.
Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

No, liposuction and BBL should never be performed during or immediately after a C-section due to recovery and safety concerns. Always consult with your surgeon for safe timing.

Hello dear. First of all, to be able to have surgery you have to wait 6 months postpartum before undergoing plastic surgery. And yes, both abdominoplasty and BBL are safe. And for the problem with your appetite I recommend you contact a nutritionist to help you develop a personalized eating plan. A nutrition expert can work with you to identify the underlying causes of your appetite and suggest changes to your diet to help you manage it in a healthy way. You can write to us at 829-54-6062 to give you the necessary recommendations for your surgery.

From your post, it’s not clear what your actual question is.
You should not plan on having cosmetic surgery in conjunction with childbirth.
If you’re interested in having cosmetic surgery, I suggest having a few in person consultations with plastic surgeons in your community.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD

No, you can’t get a liposuction and BBL during a c-section. For one, c-sections are performed by gynecologists and obstetricians, not plastic surgeons. A plastic surgeon simply won’t be present during your c-section procedure. You will also need to wait for at least six months after delivering a baby to have plastic surgery. Your body needs time to heal and settle—it will go through a lot of changes after you deliver. Until those changes happen, it’s impossible to even assess how much lipo and fat grafting you will need and where you will need it.
As for curbing your appetite, that is something you’ll need to discuss with a bariatric surgeon. Liposuction can make your tummy flatter and more toned, but it won’t affect how much you can eat or your desire to eat in any way. Appetite reduction is generally achieved through gastric bypass and gastric sleeve procedures. You may want to wait until you have your bariatric procedure and reach your desired weight before considering plastic surgery since significant weight loss can impact which cosmetic procedures are best for you. If, for example, a weight loss procedure leaves you with sagging stomach skin, you may need a tummy tuck rather than abdominal liposuction.