Morning after pill 5 weeks before tummy tuck and ba?

There should likely be no reason to worry about having taken the Plan B pill a month before your procedure. If you have further concerns or questions about this or its reaction with your procedure and ability to heal properly then all you need to do is speak to your surgeon directly before surgery in order to make sure that everything is scheduled properly. Good luck.

Thank you for your excellent question.  Taking plan B a month before your MM will not impact your results or add to the risks of surgery.  It will be important to be tested the morning of surgery to ensure that you are not pregnant.  Hope that this helps.

One month should be adequate time for any of the effects of the plan B from affecting the outcome of your surgery.

Typically I advise patients to stay off hormonal pills for a month before surgery. So I think you should be OK; however your surgeon may decide to give you blood thinners based on many other factors. Please discuss the issue with him.

This is an important question. Birth control pills can increase your risk for clotting especially in the first several months. I would discuss this issue at length with your gynecologist and plastic surgeon for specific recommendations tailored to you and the procedures performed.

At one month out you should be fine.  Your OB/GYN would have the best knowledge of the answer to this question regarding hormones and you should make sure that your plastic surgeon knows that you have taken this in the month prior to surgery.  However, I think it would be reasonable to proceed with surgery.  Best of luck with your surgery!

This question is best answered by your surgeon as opinions may vary. In general yes you can safely take the morning after pill one month before your planned surgery. The day of surgery it is standard procedure for all women of child bearing age who have not had a hysterectomy be given a pregnancy test.

At 1 month before the procedure you should be fine but ake sure that you talk with your doctor regarding the use/suspension of these types of medication. Best of luck 

This should be fine but you should let your PS know what meds you are taking before surgery.  As a precaution for preventing blood clots, some docs will give you blood thinners before surgery to minimize your risks.  Best wishes!