tummy tuck

I don't see why not, however I would wait quite some time after the procedure.

I have no experience with tummy tuck but I had a C-section and they had me wait 6 weeks before doing any lifting and after my 8 week follow up appointment I was cleared to do "full areobic activity" but was told to take it slow and listen to my body and that if I felt any pain I need to stop because it meant I was probably trying to do too much. The doctor can give you more specific guidelines if you explain poling to him. But if you are going to go thru all the pain and expense of surgery I would most def take it slow and follow doctors orders so that you dont do any thing to affect the results of the surgery.

It will take time to recover. Probably 3 months and even then it will be slow. Also you want to make sure the cut will be below bikini line. Make sure you don't lay out in the sun or if you do cover the scar. On some people the scar will eventually fade others like me the scar did not fade and the doctor did not cut low enough, so every bikini you can see my scar. It has been over 10 years and it never faded. I wish I would have put my money towards a personal trainer and nutritionist. Even with the tummy tuck I still have to watch what I eat or else I will have a fat tummy with a scar.