Can I get a mommy makeover if I am an 'active', wheelchair-bound, MS (multiple sclerosis) patient?

Presuming that you have the physical findings of loose skin and/or extra abdominal wall fat/muscles, and loose saggy breasts, then from a technical standpoint, a mommy makeover can certainly yield good results.  However, the important questions relate to your MS diagnosis.  Basically, your medical doctor needs to advise whether you are a good candidate for general anesthesia or whether that could trigger problems.  Can surgery and anesthesia lead to a flare-up of your MS?  I certainly would not consider breast implants to enlarge your breasts, as we wouldn't want to place foreign objects in the your body, but perhaps just the breast lift can create a nice improvement for you.  Please check with your treating physician for your MS.

Thanks for your inquiry and an excellent question, but without an in person evaluation it is hard to advise.  In general terms the concerns you need to consider include effects general anesthesia on your lungs, recovery, and blood clot risks to name a few.  First you need to discuss with your medical team the safety of such procedures, probably perform any procedure in the hospital, and consider dividing up procedures.  

I am unaware of any specific studies about the recovery from a plastic surgery procedure in patients with multiple sclerosis.  The best you can do as a patient is to find a board certified plastic surgeon who has demonstrated excellence in training and in the quality of the work performed.  I always limit multiple procedures to around 5 hours or fewer in the OR and perform a risk assessment of my patients before proceeding with surgery.