Tummy tuck before or after BBL? (Photo)

You have a beautiful body frame and that will be a wonderful foundation for a great result.
You have developed saggy skin on your abdomen, mons pubic area, front and outer thighs, abd definitely buttocks plus your lovehandles are very thick and after liposuction those will be one very saggy.
So as expert on After Weight Loss surgery you will be a great candidate for a Lower body lift which means a Circumferential TT and implies a Mons lift, front thigh lift, buttocks lift and tightening of lovehandles. You are not getting any younger (as any of us) so your tissues will only become saggier over the years so thus would be a great time to Lift all that is saggy. If you consider LBL is too much, a great option would be an Extended Tummy Tuck with muscle but no lifting of buttocks, thighs and either lovehandles tightening.
Definitely only liposuction is not a good alternative because you have a severe degree of saggy skin and also lipo before TT or LBL is not a good idea because it will leave a lot of scar tissue which will ruin the possibility of a safe Tummy Tuck in the future.
Be encouraged.
Dr. Cárdenas

Thank you for your question regarding how you should stage your breast, bbl, and tummy tuck procedures.

I recommend you first do your BBL; this way you can get optimal fat from the tummy (and the rest of your body). Return for a tummy tuck and breast augmentation two to three months later. This will give you optimal results. With your tummy tuck, make sure your surgeon performs muscle plication. This will bring in your waistline by an additional 2-5 inches and give you an hourglass figure.

Congratulations on your weight loss of over 100 pounds. That's incredible! Best of luck to you.

Polite546372, it is difficult to say what you would benefit from the most without an in-person evaluation. Typical a patient with a significant weight loss history would be a good candidate for a circumferential body lift, which would lift excess outer thigh skin as well as lift the butocks. In a circumferential lift fat can be rotated into the buttocks, so to answer your question the BBL can be done at the same time as a circumferential lift. An BBL can also be done with an extended abdominoplasty, with the difference mainly being you will not get the outer thigh lift and the BBL is done with fat grafting from the abdomen rather than with a flap of tissue from the flanks.