Tummy Tuck, Liposuction, Neck Lift Too Much in One Day?

As long as you are healthy combining those surgeries together should not pose excessive risks.
As far as the incisions go for abdominoplasty, I use a slightly curved incision as that allows the removal of more skin and less puckering of the skin than does a straight line. Incisions are ideally placed low so that they are hidden well. The belly button is a crucial step in this surgery and every surgeon has a different way of performing the belly button part.
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Thank you for your question regarding whether having a tummy tuck, liposuction, and a neck lift is too much to perform in one day. For the right patient, this combination of procedures can be safely done in one surgery. However, it’s essential that you are in good health, and your surgeon should carefully evaluate your overall medical condition before moving forward.

It’s common for plastic surgeons to combine multiple procedures to minimize recovery time and anesthesia exposure, but your safety must always come first. If you have any concerns about your belly button placement, incision lines, or the extent of your surgery, it’s important to ask your surgeon all of these questions during the consultation. This ensures you have a clear understanding of what to expect from the results.

It may also be helpful to discuss your surgeon’s experience with combining these specific procedures to ensure that you are in the best hands for this surgery.

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Dr. Katzen

Thank you for your question.Yes, it is possible to have those procedure at the same time. But first, for safety reasons, to be a good candidate for the procedures you want at the same time, your labs and  cardiovascular preoperative evaluation must be optimal.
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The amount of surgery really depends on the individual patient. However, tummy tuck, lipo and neck lift is generally not too much for one day as long as they keep the surgery less than 6 hours and you are in good health and under the care of competent anesthesiologists and staff. As for the incisions, you need to discuss the operative plan with your surgeon prior to the surgery so you are both on the same page. Good luck with your surgery.

These 3 procedures can safely be done at the same time, but the key is to make sure that you are personally a good candidate for it, both anatomically and from an overall health standpoint. In other words, if you are otherwise healthy, no hear problems, don't smoke, etc, and are not going to require a large volume of fat to be removed, you should do very well. This ultimately comes down to the judgment of the surgeon, and if you are unsure, you should seek another opinion from a surgeon in your area, simply to get another viewpoint.
Good luck!
Dr. S