Is it dangerous to get a tummy tuck with untreated/undiagnosed idiopathic intercranial hyertension?If yes what are complications

This will be based upon a multitude of considerations, and your neurologist and your surgeon should be able to instruct you appropriately.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

You should definitely wait for your results and discuss the issue with your physician/neurologist before proceeding with any elective cosmetic procedure.

I'm not familiar with the disease process that you mentioned - but I would consult with a board certified MD anesthesiologist during our consultation if you showed up in my office and expressed interest in a tummy tuck procedure. It may be that the procedure is safe, or perhaps not - but an expert anesthesiologist should be able to answer that question.

You should not have any elective surgery until the issue of intra-cranial hypertension is addressed and you are cleared for surgery by a neurologist. This problem could increase risks of complications from anesthesia or surgery. Severe intra-cranial hypertension can pose serious health risks such as brain swelling with permanent neurologic dysfunction. The tummy tuck is purely elective- you do not need to have this procedure for health reasons.

My best advice is to check with your neurologist what risk could occur if you have this condition, please also check with your plastic surgeon if he is familiar perfomring surgeries with this condition, Good luck!

This is most definitely the wrong forum for that question. You must ask your neurologist. If it were me, however, I would cancel the TT.