Should I Worry About Benign PVCs and Surgery?

As long as you're cleared by your cardiologist and medical doctor, you should be okay proceeding with surgery.

Premature
ventricular contractures are extremely common and are frequently seen in
patients undergoing cosmetic surgery. 
Your history suggests that you have undergone an extensive cardiac
evaluation and that no abnormalities were found.  Under these circumstances it’s reasonable to
proceed with mommy makeover surgery.

In this
situation, it’s appropriate to receive written clearance from your cardiologist
before proceeding with this procedure. 
Once this has been obtained there’s no reason not to have surgery.

If you have specific questions
regarding this topic it’s important to consult your plastic surgeon.  Your surgeon should be able to address these
issues and alleviate your concerns. 

Many patients have occasional PVCs and can safely undergo surgery. I would make certain your cardiologist is aware of your plans and is okay with them.

With the Holter & Echo, you have already undergone the cardiac workup to make the diagnosis that your PVCs are “Benign”.  The appropriate definition of benign is: Having little or no detrimental effect; harmless.  You can proceed with surgery and not worry about it.  To make sure nothing is overlooked, you should get a copy of the recent Holter & Echo reports, as well as a cardiac clearance letter, for your anesthesiologist to review.

Dr.B

It sounds like you've already undergone a cardiology workup for your benign PVCs.  My anesthesiologist would likely recommend a cardiac clearance letter (summarizing the workup) prior to surgery.  Make sure you have your procedure in a fully accredited surgery center or hospital.  You want to be monitored during surgery and in the recovery room.  Best wishes!
Dr. Basu

Houston, TX