Thanks for your question. There is no "perfect" time for surgery. It really all depends on your personal situation as well as your obligations. If you are wanting to be at the beach, in the water, in the swimming pools, etc then the summer time would not be a great time for surgery because you will not be able to do those things for at least 6 weeks....longer if things aren't healing well or if you have wound problems. Also, if you have kids that you take care of during the summer months this may also make it more difficult. If you are having your surgery performed at an academic teaching facility, some might argue that summer months are bad for surgery because July 1st is when the new residents/fellows start each year and they will have a part in doing your case along with the attending. At the end of the day, it is a personal matter and there is no "one size fits all" approach to timing. Best of luck you!