I Plan to Have a TT in the Next 3 Mos. What Questions Should I Ask Plastic Surgeons During the Consultations?

Foremost, you need to find a surgeon who listens to you and understands what you want in terms of results.  You need to feel good about who you pick and excited about the results they can deliver for you.  I believe that all of this can be discerned during the initial consultation and by asking specific questions that will help you gauge whether or not you will be receiving the best care along with the best results possible.
Having said that, ensure that the surgeon's you are interviewing are board-certified and showcase a diverse portfolio of abdominoplasty cases. More specific questions to review in your consult might include the following:
Am I truly a candidate for a tummy tuck or is there another/less invasive procedure that he/should would recommend post-evaluation of the area?  Are my expectations with regards to results reasonable and attainable? Is the procedure performed under general anesthesia in a true O.R setting? What are the risks involved with having a tummy tuck? Where will you place my scars?  What special techniques will you utilize to keep my results natural-looking? What does the recovery process look like? What will you prescribe for pain? Will I have drains? What is the timeline for follow up care/appointments?
Patients receive an abundance of information during the education and assessment process of a consultation.  I advise you take a list of questions to ask and make notes to review later on.  Should you have any additional questions, follow up with the surgeon's care team and make sure that you feel comfortable and confident before moving forward.

A tummy tuck is a procedure that improves the abdominal contour.  Some of the questions you need to ask are as follows:
How many tummy tucks do you perform?
What is my recovery time?
Do you use drains in my case and why?
What are the risks of the surgery?
Can you show me pre and post op photos that you have personally performed?
What type of anesthesia will I get?
Any other questions you have you need to ask the plastic surgeon. He or she should be open to answering any questions you might have.

Thank you for your question.

All of these are great questions.  The board certification of the surgeon as well as where the surgery is performed are probably 2 of the most important questions you can ask.  Ask to see many examples of the surgeon's work and ask to speak with other patients who have had this procedure performed.

The consultation should walk you through the process and questions may arise as the office staff / surgeon are reviewing the surgery with you.

Good Luck!