Would I be able to get a tummy tuck after multiple previous abdominal surgeries?

Thanks for your question.  It
is possible to have a tummy tuck after previous abdominal surgeries if the
location of the incisions are lower in the pubic area.  Someone who has had a gall bladder removed by
using a long incision under the right rib cage can be at high risk for having
complications during a tummy tuck because that incision can actually compromise
the blood supply to your abdominal flap. 
However, C-sections and hysterectomy scars are down low and can actually
be removed during the tummy tuck.  I
would not recommend doing liposuction of the abdomen at the same time, however,
because it can compromise the circulation to the abdominal flap.  Liposuction of the flank area would be okay
though.  I would suggest you seek a
consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to get more information
specific to your situation.  Best of
luck!

It is common for abdominoplasty patients to have had previous C-sections and/or hysterectomies. The scarring from these procedures sometimes creates an apron effect of the lower abdominal skin and fat. This not uncommonly serves as the impetus for patients to seek the procedure. The mesh hernia repair and seroma will likely result in scarring of the tissues but most experienced surgeons will feel comfortable working through this. 

Thank you for your question. Previous abdominal surgery does not eliminate the possibility of having a tummy tuck procedure. During your consultation with a plastic surgeon they will discuss your goals, review your medical history, and will examine you to look at the location of your scars. They will then be able to determine whether a tummy tuck is a good option. Consider several consultations, so that you can hear multiple opinions.