Is it possible to perform a fleur-de-lis abdominoplasty alongside a pubic lift and crescent breast lift?

A pubic lift and a crescent breast lift can often be performed together in a single surgery, provided the patient is in good health and the procedure plan is tailored appropriately. Since both are moderate procedures, combining them may reduce overall recovery time and exposure to anesthesia. Nevertheless, cases should be addressed individually to ensure safety and optimal results when combining surgeries.
Erman AK, Dr. MD, Plastic Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeon

Yes, it is possible to combine a pubic lift with a Fleur -de - lis abdominoplasty and a crescent mastopexy at the same time. Normally, the pubis is lifted with any type of abdominoplasty, standard or Fleur-de-lis, however the Fleur-de-lis has an extra suture line at the midpoint of the pubic incision. A crescent mastopexy only removes a small crescent of skin over the areola and shifts the nipple/areola complex upward to a new position, and hence is a minimally invasive procedure. The amount of elevation of the nipple real complex is usually only up to 2 cm.