What is a Mommy Makeover?

The mommy makeover is one of the most popular operations performed by plastic surgeons. The procedure is a combination of cosmetic breast surgery, liposuction, and abdominoplasty (tummy tuck). It has been designed to correct changes that occur normally with pregnancy. During pregnancy and breast- feeding, the breasts typically increase in size. After pregnancy and breast- feeding, a variety of scenarios may occur. In some cases, the breasts may not return to their previous size. In this situation, a breast reduction may be necessary.
In other cases, the breasts will shrink to their previous size, but will have excess, saggy skin and require a breast lift. Some patients will lose volume and require a breast augmentation, while others will have sag and volume loss and require a breast augmentation and breast lift.
The abdominal wall is also affected. It becomes stretched and there's usually redundant, saggy skin, stretch marks, and weakened muscles. This will require abdominoplasty, mini abdominoplasty, or abdominal wall liposuction.
Women also frequently note an increase in fat accumulation in their hips and thighs. These patients will typically require liposuction.
There are multiple advantages to performing these procedures in combination. These include an improved overall result, lowered cost, and a single recovery. Patients typically report increased self-esteem, self-image, and an overall improvement in the quality of their lives. For these reasons, the mommy makeover is one of the most popular operations that is currently performed in plastic surgery.

The mommy makeover is a combination of a breast operation and a trunk operation. There is no strict definition of the combination. You could have either breast lift or augmentation, tummy tuck or liposuction and it still could be considered a mommy makeover. The combinations can range from $12,000 to $15,000.

You need a formal evaluation by a licensed plastic surgeon and expert in full body surgical improvements to determine what is best for you and your goals.
“Mommy Makeover” is a popular term for a combination of procedures intended to return women to their pre-pregnancy (or pre-weight loss) appearance, including breast surgery, abdominal surgery, and oftentimes a liposuction of the hips, flanks, and/or inner and outer thighs. The type of breast and body surgery specifically performed is customized to each individual patient. For the breast portion, this can mean a simple augmentation, an augmentation with a mastopexy, or a reduction, depending on the individual. Abdominal surgery may involve a full or mini-abdominoplasty -- or sometimes simply liposuction. Regardless of the exact procedures used, my goal is always the same: to return each patient to a more youthful and natural appearance, consistent with (or sometimes even better than) their pre-pregnancy physique. 
I suggest consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon and expert in body contouring. - Dr. Cohen

The term mommy makeover is largely a marketing term to mean doing both the breast surgery and abdominal surgery at the same time. This does not mean that they have to be done at the same time. 

A mommy make over is the latest phrase referring to cosmetic surgery to address the unfortunate body changes following pregnancy.  This includes:


smaller breast size

sagging or drooping breasts

loose abdominal skin

abdominal bulging/weakness

facial skin changes.


The procedures that may be indicated range from breast implants, breast lift, tummy tuck, liposuction, medically based skin care.

Everyone has different takes on a Mommy Makeover. Generally it consists of a tummy tuck, breast lift or augmentation and spot liposuction. It truly depends on what your needs are,  and what things are bothering you. The key is to visit a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss all your options. One size does not fit all and having a plan that is tailored to your needs will go along way to getting your body back.

Thank you for  your question.  A mommy make over  is a series of procedures to be perform in order to correct the changes occurring as a consequences of pregnancy and delivery.  Since  there is not a consistency in the changes that the body suffer is every person the procedures can be vary a person to person.

A mommy makeover is a surgery that contains helping reverse some of the effects motherhood can have on a woman’s body and aims to get closer her body to the shape of the pre-baby period. 
This operation commonly includes a tummy tuck (an operation which removes loose skin in the stomach), and breast augmentation or a breast lift 
Besides, Liposuction may also be performed to help with body contouring and some women also choose vaginal rejuvenation or a BBL operation. (Brazilian butt lift)

A Mummy Makeover refers to a combination of procedures meant to address the effects of pregnancy that cannot be reversed through diet and exercise alone.  The most common concerns include lack of breast volume, stretch marks, loose skin and excess fat around the abdomen.   The surgery typically involves a Tummy Tuck combined with a breast augmentation and/or breast lift. A Mummy Makeover is not just for recent mums, some women wait several years before deciding to have surgery.

There is no official definition for a mommy makeover, so the woman you heard may be having any number of procedures. Generally speaking, "mommy makeover" refers to a surgery that combines different procedures into a single session. Often, it includes a tummy tuck and some sort of breast enhancement, although it can be customized to suit the patient’s individual needs. If you’re interested in a tummy tuck but you’re also bothered by another area of your body, such as your breasts, you may be a candidate for a tummy tuck. 

A "mommy makeover" is defined as a combined breast and body cosmetic operation, for the purpose of restoring one's "pre-baby" body.  Typically, it combines a tummy tuck with a breast augmentation, lift, or reduction, and sometimes with additional liposuction to other areas like the thighs or back.  It allows 2 operations to be combined into a single trip to the OR, with a single recovery period and typically less total cost that performing them separately.