Tummy tuck and Lipo 360 or tummy tuck and BA? 30 yrs old, 5’8, 187lbs. (Photos)

There is really no reason to leave out one of the three procedures. It is common to perform these operations simultaneously on women who are above their ideal body weight but not obese. Attached is a link to my website where you can view patients with a similar height and weight. You can lose weight after the surgery without jeopardizing your results. And the procedure is a great motivator!

From reviewing your photos, both an augmentation and abdominoplasty are reasonable procedures. Although an additional weight loss of 27lbs would probably not affect the results of an augmentation, i would probably delay an abdominoplasty until your weight is stabilized for better results.I would also recommend delaying liposuction for the same reasons.

If you have reached a healthy stable weight (preferably with a BMI less than 30), the focus should be on maintaining. I typically do not recommend gaining/losing weight for the sake of surgery alone (weight loss for the sake of your health is a different story). It is important to remember that weight changes post procedure can potentially compromise the results of any cosmetic procedure. If you plan on losing weight, I would do so before surgery and plan on maintaining afterwards.As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).

hello thank you for your question and provided information as well..Based on your photo I see that you are a good candidate for a breast augmentation,  tummy tuck, full back liposuction and bbl, my recommendation is that you be evaluated in person by a certified plastic surgeon who sees and evaluates your case.

Hi. It seems you are a good candidate for either option. A TT with lipo  can be done with a BA willing you qualify, and your PS is ok with a larger procedure. Having it all done at once will increase the price. You would have to check with your PS. If you would like to divide them up, I would suggest the TT and Lipo first. You can then have a BA with additional lipo as part of Round 2. Sometimes I feel it is best to concentrate on less procedures rather then doing them all at once.  O.R time is diminished, so it makes for a surgery safer and we could even be more aggressive with the initial lipo and TT. Your weight is currently good so you could go ahead with the procedure and continue to lose some weight after. Best of luck on your procedure!Dr. Miguel Mota

It appears you are a good candidate for the procedures you are considering.  They can typically be done at the same time for a healthy patient.  However if you prefer to have surgery in two stages, that is certainly an option.  I recommend waiting until you are closer to your goal weight before proceeding with surgery.  This will lower your risk and help optimize your results.