Is A Tummy Tuck After Abdominal Lipo Sculpture Dangerous?

I have performed a tummy tuck after liposuction on several occasions. You are at a very small risk of necrosis of some skin because you have had a previous liposuction. However the risk is very small and it should not deter you from having the procedure performed if your surgeon recommends it. I have never had a problem in a case such as yours.

I do not think you are at increased risk for complications after tummy tuck surgery. The dissection during your procedure may or may not be more challenging because of scar tissue but this issue should not increase your risks  of complications.

I wonder about the judgment of your previous surgeon who performed the  liposuction procedure on you after 2 pregnancies–it is a very rare patient who is a candidate for liposuction in your situation. Obviously, based on your current plan to undergo  abdominoplasty, it was not a wise choice.

Currently, it seems that you are getting bad advice again. Make sure you are consulting well-trained/experienced board-certified plastic surgeons. Best wishes.

This should not be a problem.  You should have a Ted Lockwood type tummy tuck to preserve as much blood flow as possible.