Will twilight sedation be adequate for a full Tummy Tuck, breast lift and implants. Will I wake up in the procedure?

General anesthesia would likely produce the smoothest and least anxiety provoking experience for the patient.   Kenneth Hughes, MDBeverly Hills, CA

For these procedures I prefer patients to have general anesthesia. This is for the patient's safety as well as giving the surgeon the opportunity to optimize your results. This is done in a hospital setting or accredited surgery center with a board certified anesthesiologist to ensure quality and safety.

Technically the answer to your question is yes. I personally would not do it is I think it's the best interest of the patient to go under general anesthesia for this combination of operations.