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Breast implants revision and BBL at the same time?

I have breast implants (Almost 10 years) that I will have replaced in 1 to 2 years and would like to get a bbl at the same time. It would be a skinny bbl since I am 5’4 and weight 120 lbs. Can I do both procedures at the same time? I am a healthy 30 year-old woman. Thank you!

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