Hi there, Great question. If your gallstones aren't causing any symptoms, they usually don't need to come out before a tummy tuck and liposuction. If they are causing symptoms, get that taken care of first. A few things to keep in mind: - Many people have "silent" gallstones and never have problems. Only a small number each year go on to cause pain or inflammation, so the usual approach is to watch them.- If you've had attacks of upper belly pain, especially after fatty meals, nausea, fever or yellowing of the skin or eyes, that's a different story. Have your doctor or a general surgeon evaluate you, and plan the gallbladder surgery first.- Combining gallbladder removal with a tummy tuck and lipo isn't usually a good idea. It makes for a longer surgery, and longer surgeries carry more risk. Doing them separately is safer.- Make sure your plastic surgeon knows about the gallstones, and bring any ultrasound reports with you.- Being at a stable, healthy weight before surgery helps both your result and your safety. An in-person exam and a review of your medical history are needed for personal advice, so talk this through with a board-certified plastic surgeon and your primary doctor. All the best!