Can a tummy tuck, upper/lower eyelid, facelift and neck lift with chin implant be done at the same time?

The direct answer to your question is sure it can but I would not recommend it.  Facelift and tummy tuck are major operations that can have tough recovery periods.  I tend to perform multiple surgeries in the same geographic (anatomic) region.  Earl Stephenson, Jr, MD, DDS, FACS

It really comes down to your tummy tuck procedure and how involved it is, basically you don't want to be in surgery for more than 6 hours.

Combining cosmetic surgery on multiple areas is possible, but the risk of complications increases with the longer amount of time spent under anesthesia.  The time also varies with the surgeon's experience.  Some surgeons can perform a facelift (rhytidectomy) in about 2 hours, while other may take 3-5 hours.  Combine that with an upper/lower blepharoplasty, then an abdominoplasty, and that creeps up to 4-6 hours easily.  Ask your surgeon for a realistic time estimate based on their experience.  My preference would be to consider breaking it into two parts within several days of each other to combine the recovery period, but it would likely cost a little more.  

The list of procedures you are considering is extensive and although could possibly be performed in a single surgery , there is at least some evidence that combing multiple procedures including facial and body procedures into a single surgery could increase the risk of deep venous thrombosis.  It is not uncommon to be treated with medications to prevent or reduce the risk of blood clots when abdominoplasty is performed, but it is rarely given during facelift surgery.  I would recommend staging the procedures a few days apart.

It is well known that the risk of tummy tuck increases when combined with other procedures.  But it sounds like your tummy tuck would be a moderate size one and if the surgery doesn't exceed a total of six hours you will be okay to do it all together.

The procedures you list could theoretically be done at the same time. The list however seems fairly aggressive and I probably would not personally perform all of them in one sitting.

  If your surgeon is an expert at all of these procedures, the total time would be less than 6 hours.   This may be safe in a healthy individual.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

Multiple procedures can certainly be combined. Your overall safety should be the guiding principle. Some combinations work well together. Also, I would be concerned about surgeon fatigue. There is no question that as time goes on the surgeon may not be as precise as possible. If the combination is going to last more than 8 hours it might be a good idea to scale back.

Combining multiple procedures is safe if:Combination surgery lasts less than 6 hoursProcedure is performed at a certified surgery center or hospitalProcedure is performed by a board certified plastic surgeonThe procedures can be done safely at the same time with the right team. It definitely depends on the extent of the abdominoplasty and facial work.

Doing multiple procedures on an otherwise healthy patient is common.   That being said, I usually will not combine a full face and neck lift, bleph 4, and genioplasty with any significant abdominal contouring procedure - at the same time.  This tends to be a lot of surgery for not only the patient, but the surgeon as well.