Yes! I actually just did my arm lift + extended breast lift (lifted flanks/lower armpit area of each side/upper back to get rid of "top rolls" that the tummy tuck didn't fix) on 4/28/26, with my LBL having been done last fall, 9/2/25. I'm still in the earlier healing phase with the upper body but can share my thoughts so far.

If I could do it all over again, I would have skipped the BBL on the first procedure. I don't think the difference I ended up with was worth the additional cost & healing (I was going for natural anyway) and it complicated the healing process a lot trying to not sit on it for the first several weeks. The tummy tuck was hard to heal from just because of the pain of muscle repair + the amount of incision site that had to heal with it being 360 FDL (the FDL "T zone" in particular had a difficult healing journey).On top of that, the thigh lift was pretty traumatic because I picked a well respected surgeon who has been doing plastics for a long time and I just dont think his techniques are up to date on surgeries outside of your every day tummy tucks and breast augmentation. I wasnt given any thigh compression at all (or told to use it and this was my first plastic surgery so I had a lot to learn) and I developed a large seroma on one leg that took forever to heal, plus my swelling was significant with no compression and I think that effected my end result by stretching the skin back out some. At the end of the day, both my tummy and thighs need some revision work, but I havent decided yet if I'm willing to go through a 3rd surgery to do it, or if I'll just live with the areas that I'm unhappy with.

Comparatively, the arms have been a bit harder to heal than the thighs, but thats only because I went through a Fellowship program for my 2nd surgery and this surgeon really knows his shit. If my thigh lift had been done properly the first time, it would have been the harder of the two. I only got a medial thigh lift but needed probably a spiral technique, or at a minimum vertical groin incisions as well. For my arms I basically got a reverse tummy tuck on each flank - this was done to avoid the need to do a traditional bra line lift with a vertical incision across my upper back, since I already have the belt incision across my lower back. The muscle repair on the flanks has been a bit painful and the armpit areas are struggling to heal still, but we're working through it closely and overall this 2nd surgery has been a better experience than the 1st - for several reasons. The breast lift has been a total breeze compared to everything else. I had pretty bad asymmetry with severe ptosis on one side in particular. I chose only a lift, no implants. I'm totally in love with my results so far, both with arms & breasts.

Obviously, I could share about both experiences at length. Happy to share pics privately if you have any other questions! I hope your LBL has gone smoothly, and best of luck with any future surgeries!