I had bariatric surgery in 2013, now at 135 lbs. Which type of tummy tuck is right for me to achieve a smooth look? (photos)

​Without examining you it is difficult to be certain but based on the photos it appears as though you would be a very good candidate for a combination extended tummy tuck combined with a BBL followed by a medial thighplasty 3-6 months later. Based on these photos it doesn't appear as though you need a circumferential body lift. Most surgeons in Canada will try to get you do this procedure in 3 stages: BBL then TT then thighplasty, but its not necessary and combining the BBL with the tummy tuck is completely reasonable and there are a few of us with extensive experience doing this.

Thank you for your question.
Based on your photos, I believe that a traditional abdominoplasty would give you a great aesthetic. An abdominoplasty will be able to remove the excess tissue between the umbilicus and the pubic region, create a youthful umbilicus, and repair your rectus muscles that may have been separated during child bearing. This will leave you with a flatter, smoother contour to the abdomen. I also tend to liposuction the flanks in order to provide an hour glass figure. I recommend speaking with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options.

Thank you for your question regarding what to do with your stomach, buttock, and thighs after a 120 lb weight loss. Congratulations on your weight loss. Great Job. Thank you for your pictures and history. Since your weight is stable, I would suggest you are a good candidate for reconstructive plastic surgery after massive weight loss. I would suggest liposuction of the abdomen and love handles, an extended tummy tuck, a BBL, and a vertical medial thigh lift. I would suggest liposuction because fat needs to be collected from the abdomen and love handles to be transferred to the buttock. At that same time, an abdominoplasty and a medial thigh lift can be completed. Your recovery position would be on a unique BBL pillow to protect the transferred fat while still being bent to the waist. Alternatively, you can stage the procedures. If you were to stage the procedures, I would suggest liposuction of the abdomen, love handles, and a BBL. Later, I would suggest the abdominoplasty and a medial thigh lift. Plan on a 3-4 week recovery. I hope this helps to answer your question about your abdomen, buttock, and thighs after a 120 lb weight loss.
If you have any more questions regarding reconstructive surgery after massive weight loss, please contact my office. Reconstructive surgeries after massive weight loss include an abdominoplasty, tummy tuck, thigh lift, breast lift, mastopexy, arm lift, brachioplasty, torsoplasty, back lift, buttock augmentation, and buttock lift. Since these reconstructive surgeries after massive weight loss, are big procedures, please seek an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon with significant experience performing these types of lifts. Do your research. Make sure they have performed at least 100 of each procedure you are considering for reconstructive surgery after massive weight loss. Make sure they have the before and after pictures to prove it. Carefully examine their before and after pictures and check their reviews on RealSelf.