I’m 41 female 5ft 3in weight 240 pounds. I have had 3 children. My stomach needs tummy tuck and lipo. My breast need a lift and possible implants.
Answer: Mommy Makeover Whether you should reach your goal weight before a mommy makeover largely depends on your individual circumstances and the recommendations of your plastic surgeon. Here are some factors to consider: Overall Health: Your surgeon will likely assess your overall health before recommending surgery. Being at a stable weight can indicate that your body is in good condition for surgery and can help reduce potential complications. Optimal Results: Achieving your goal weight before surgery can lead to more predictable and satisfactory results. It ensures that the surgeon can accurately assess your body shape and contour areas more effectively. Maintaining Weight: If you undergo surgery before reaching your goal weight, there's a possibility that weight fluctuations afterward could affect the results. It's generally advised to be at a stable weight before surgery to minimize this risk. Post-Surgery Recovery: Recovery from surgery is generally smoother when you're at a healthier weight. Your body may heal more efficiently, and you may experience fewer complications. Timing: Consider your timeline and goals. If you're close to your goal weight and can realistically maintain it, waiting might be beneficial. However, if reaching your goal weight would significantly delay the surgery, you may discuss options with your surgeon. Ultimately, it's essential to have an open and honest discussion with your plastic surgeon. They can provide personalized advice based on your health, goals, and the specific procedures involved in your mommy makeover.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Mommy Makeover Whether you should reach your goal weight before a mommy makeover largely depends on your individual circumstances and the recommendations of your plastic surgeon. Here are some factors to consider: Overall Health: Your surgeon will likely assess your overall health before recommending surgery. Being at a stable weight can indicate that your body is in good condition for surgery and can help reduce potential complications. Optimal Results: Achieving your goal weight before surgery can lead to more predictable and satisfactory results. It ensures that the surgeon can accurately assess your body shape and contour areas more effectively. Maintaining Weight: If you undergo surgery before reaching your goal weight, there's a possibility that weight fluctuations afterward could affect the results. It's generally advised to be at a stable weight before surgery to minimize this risk. Post-Surgery Recovery: Recovery from surgery is generally smoother when you're at a healthier weight. Your body may heal more efficiently, and you may experience fewer complications. Timing: Consider your timeline and goals. If you're close to your goal weight and can realistically maintain it, waiting might be beneficial. However, if reaching your goal weight would significantly delay the surgery, you may discuss options with your surgeon. Ultimately, it's essential to have an open and honest discussion with your plastic surgeon. They can provide personalized advice based on your health, goals, and the specific procedures involved in your mommy makeover.
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Answer: Goal weight prior to surgery Your question is very common among women seeking mommy makeover surgery. It is ideal to reach your goal weight prior to undergoing surgery. With weight loss comes loose saggy skin. The closer you are to your goal weight, more skin can be removed and the better your results will be. I would advise you to research board certified plastic surgeons in your area for a consultation. Be prepared to discuss your goals and expectations.
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Answer: Goal weight prior to surgery Your question is very common among women seeking mommy makeover surgery. It is ideal to reach your goal weight prior to undergoing surgery. With weight loss comes loose saggy skin. The closer you are to your goal weight, more skin can be removed and the better your results will be. I would advise you to research board certified plastic surgeons in your area for a consultation. Be prepared to discuss your goals and expectations.
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April 10, 2024
Answer: Surgery Ideally, you should be at your ideal weight before having a mommy makeover. I do recommend that you reach a healthier weight, at least around 160 lbs, before having surgery. Ideal weight for females of 5'3" is around 100 to 115 lbs. Getting below 140 would be a much improved weight for you.
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Answer: Surgery Ideally, you should be at your ideal weight before having a mommy makeover. I do recommend that you reach a healthier weight, at least around 160 lbs, before having surgery. Ideal weight for females of 5'3" is around 100 to 115 lbs. Getting below 140 would be a much improved weight for you.
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April 9, 2024
Answer: Mommy Makeover Thanks for your question! You should be at a healthy, stable weight prior to surgery. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Best wishes!
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Answer: Mommy Makeover Thanks for your question! You should be at a healthy, stable weight prior to surgery. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Best wishes!
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April 4, 2024
Answer: Reach goal weight first Hello for someone of your heigh my weight cut off would be around 180lbs or BMI less then 31. I do this for safety reasons as there is less risk of complications at a lower weight and also the results are better and more predictable. Also I can remove more excess skin!SincerelyGM
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Answer: Reach goal weight first Hello for someone of your heigh my weight cut off would be around 180lbs or BMI less then 31. I do this for safety reasons as there is less risk of complications at a lower weight and also the results are better and more predictable. Also I can remove more excess skin!SincerelyGM
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