Am I able to have a tummy tuck after a mastectomy?

There is no problem having a tummy tuck done if you had your mastectomy and reconstruction previously, I am assuming with implants. You should be aware that the tummy skin may come in handy for future reconstructive efforts on your breast if needed and if you have a tummy tuck, you will be eliminating a future reconstructive option. But if you are happy with the previous reconstruction, sure, go ahead and get a tummy tuck.

First of all, congratulations on being a SURVIVOR! After all that you went through, you deserve to do something for yourself.  Sounds like you would be a great candidate, based on a complete exam of course, for the procedures you mentioned. A tummy tuck with liposuction can be performed, and the fat obtained from the suction can then be used as a permanent filler in the face, lips and even into the breasts. I would encourage you, while you are asleep for surgery, to use some of the skin and fat from the tummy tuck to go ahead and make the nipples you have been without for 10 years now. This will add a sense of completion and mental well being and will not add any additional pain or cost (as the nipples would be covered by insurance).  Again, congratulations and good luck.

As a busy breast reconstruction and aesthetic surgeon, it is quite common to perform breast reconstruction and tummy tucks on my patients. This can sometimes be done alongside the reconstruction, or at a later date. As long as you are healthy and a good candidate, you can have an abdominoplasty.