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45, BMI is 26. How much time should be between procedures - deep plane facelift and tummy tuck?

I have a deep plane facelift booked for the end of August. I’m also looking to have an extended tummy tuck and breast lift at the beginning of February. Is this enough of a gap between proceedures? I’m 45, bmi is 26 and I exercise regularly so I’m physically fit. No medications or other conditions. Thanks

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