Will hip & knee replacements affect me getting a mommy makeover in the near future?

First of all I wish you a speedy recovery. It is recommended to wait at least 6 months in between surgeries because of side effects of anesthesia. Other than that, there is no issue with having a mommy makeover surgery after hip or knee replacement surgeries.Best of luck to you.

Thank you for your question. It’s completely understandable to want to prioritize your joint health while still keeping your long-term aesthetic goals in mind.
Having hip or knee replacements does not necessarily prevent you from undergoing a mommy makeover in the future, but it does require careful planning and coordination. The key consideration is not the presence of joint implants themselves, but rather your overall recovery status, mobility, and ability to tolerate surgery positioning and post-op care.
Once your orthopedic recovery is complete and your range of motion is stable—particularly your ability to lie flat, sit, and walk comfortably—a mommy makeover can usually be performed safely. Most surgeons will want to ensure that you’re fully healed, infection-free, and cleared by your orthopedic team before moving forward.
Another consideration is mobility during recovery. Mommy makeover procedures, especially abdominoplasty, require limited bending and lifting in the early weeks. Your surgeon may adjust your post-op positioning and mobility plan based on your joint history.
In short, yes—joint replacements don’t exclude you from future body contouring, but it’s essential to allow enough time for healing and to work closely with both your plastic surgeon and orthopedic provider.
Wishing you a smooth recovery and a confident return to your goals,Op. Dr. Güray YeşiladalıBoard-Certified Plastic Surgeon

It should not interfere with you getting a mommy makeover. I would just make sure that you didn't have any blood clot during your hip replacement as that would prevent you from having surgery but if that is clear you should be good.