I Have Been Put on Hormone Replacement by my Endo Doc Do I Have to Stop Before TT?

Yes, there will be best to stop hormonal therapy prior to undergoing tummy tuck surgery. Your endocrinologist will be a best resource when it comes to timing to stop the medications;  obviously, avoidance of thromboembolic events will be everyone's concerns/priorities. The use of compression stockings and early ambulation will be emphasized.

 Best wishes for a uneventful/successful procedure and recovery period.

Most experienced surgeons do not worry about the conduct of their surgeries; they have done hundreds or thousands of the procedures and are confident of the outcomes.

However every single surgeon fears blood clots.

So do everything your surgeon recommends to minimize the risk of blood clots, including stopping hormone replacement.

Although it is inconvenient, maybe you will be the one who avoids a blood clot by this relatively easy step.

Blood clots, DVT and PE are the feared complication of an abdominoplasty.  The reported risk is quite low when compared with the general surgical, orthopedic and neurosurgical patient population.  Since an abdominoplasty is a totally elective procedure we want our patients to be in the best physical shape to minimize the risk of all complications.  It is well known the HRT increased the risk of blood clots, DVT and PE.  You should stop taking these medications for 2 weeks prior to surgery to reduce your risks.