I take a blood thinner. Can I get BBL or tummy tuck?

Unfortunately, the procedures you are considering are fairly large procedures and carry more risk for you.  In my practice, I would perform a careful evaluation of your risk with your internist and/or hematologist.  You will likely need to be off of your blood thinners for longer and lovenox should best be avoided for a week after surgery.

cosmetic surgery are generally very healthy. I typically do not recommend patient on blood thinners to have the elective surgery. There is a significant medical reason why they are on blood thinners. In my opinion this reason for outweighs discontinuation of that therapy for an elective procedure. 

You should definitely be off of blood thinners for any elective cosmetic surgery. The time will depend on the blood thinner that you are on. For example, aspirin, stops your platelets from clotting for at least 7 days, therefore if you have surgery after only stopping for 2 days, you may not be able to clot properly. If you are on Plavix or Coumadin, I would coordinate this care with your internist or hematologist to get their input about whether you are able to safely stay off these meds for an elective procedure. Lovenox after surgery is definitely an option if you are on thinners for a propensity to clot. Basically, you need to come up with a plan with your surgeon taking into account your clinical history and the input of your other caring physicians.

Only if in hospital surgery with medical attendance and risks of possible severe bleeding than you could consider this surgery. But again very very high risks.... 

If I were seeing you in my practice, I would ask you what blood thinning medication it is you are taking and why? This information will be necessary to determine the risk/benefit “ratio” associated with proceeding with surgery. Best to discuss your plans with the doctors who know you best;  the doctors who treat you for any underlying medical condition. Then, make sure that you inform your plastic surgeon  of all your medical problems/medications as well. Best wishes.

For elective cosmetic surgical procedures blood thinners present a red flag.Your safe outcome as well as a pleasing aesthetic result is our goal. Your reason for being on a blood thinner necessitates the collaborative interaction between you, your Plastic Surgeon and your Internist. I recommend delaying a decision regarding BBL and/or TT until that interaction has occurred. Should that interaction result in your being cleared for surgery, your surgery if  I'm performing a procedure with the aforementioned parameters, would be a team approach including your internist. Please understand, I'm speaking for my approach. The reality is I'm not even sure I would accept you as a candidate for elective BBL or TT having been on blood thnners within 2 months of surgery and still having a projected need for the thinner after a period that is usually covered with a thinner for this type of surgery.

There are many reasons to be on blood thinners. With the agreement of your medical doctor, I would have you discontinue the blood thinners for at least 7 days and not resume until 7 days after surgery. I do not use Lovenox with cosmetic patients, but I do ambulate the patients early and vigorously, especially when the surgery is in the area of the pelvis. I do not operate around the pelvis on patients with history of thrombophlebitis or pulmonary embolus.