Is it safe to have breast augmentation, liposuction in waist area, fat grafting for buttock aug on same day?

This is possible pending an examination by your surgeon, however, it may not be advisable. This is because you will most likely have a difficult recovery period due to a restriction of sitting/sleeping positions. You won't be able to sit or lie on your back because of your Brazilian Butt Lift, and you won't be able to lie on your front because of your breast augmentation. This means that you'll need to lie on your side while sleeping. However, guidelines are different according to each surgeon, so you should ask your surgeon for their advice.

Dear Marbella,    Breasts augmentation  and liposuction are safe to perform as long as they do not exceed 6 hours of surgery which statistically was shown to increase complications rate. So, if you require plain breasts augmentation without a full lift and your liposuction is not too large you are quite safe. As far as fat injection to the butts, I would not recommend it, just because the fat does not survive beyond 6 - 12 months as I have seen on many patients who came to my surgery center for butt implants after they were disappointed from the fat injection to the butts that were done by other surgeons. Think about it, if large amount of fat injection would have been reliable and consistent , breast implants would have disappeared from the market... Your better option is butt implants because they do not disappear. Always, consult with board certified plastic surgeons and check their before and after to make sure that you like their results. Also, make sure that their pictures are numerous and consistent and that they have good reviews.           Best of luck,                                  Dr Widder  

None of the procedures you mention will be terribly long or invasive. You should be able to have the three done without undue additional anesthesia or surgical concerns. Good luck

can always be done safely and your combination should easily be accommodated.  Fat grafted areas ideally should not be laid upon to give it the best take so if you're being charged for that, perhaps another time would be better for the liposuction and fat grafting.  In my practice, when I suction areas, I gladly will graft fat if my patient wants it, understanding that it comes with no warranty or guarantee.  Not everyone will agree with this.

It is perfectly ok for a patient to undergo this combination of procedures. As for the time frame for recovery, it mainly depends on what you want to recover for. When getting breast implants, I refrain my patients from all activities with their arms for two weeks, that includes driving and even combing your hair. After two weeks, if the recovery has been uneventful, they can return to they're normal everyday lives without lifting any weight and no exercise, talk it out with your surgeon as preferences differ a bit based on each's experience. Your doctor should walk you through your recovery period and that should ensure it goes uneventful. Good luck

This will depend on a number of factors.  First are you relatively young, fit, and healthy?  If so, then multiple procedures done simultaneously do not present significant risk. If you are older, have medical problems such as obesity, hypertension, diabetes, are a smoker, or are taking hormones, then the risk is greater.Secondly, does your surgeon and his anesthesia staff routinely perform procedures of this length and complexity.  If so, then you are likely at no greater risk than with a limited procedure.  If not, and if proper precautions are not taken to avoid DVT (leg blood clots), then it may be better to stage the operations.