Would I be a better candidate for a mommy makeover or just a breast reduction?

Thank you for your question regarding a mommy makeover versus a breast reduction and for including photos. They are very helpful!

To fully answer your question, it would be best to also know your goals.

Realself provides data for the average cost of this procedure and others for your specific geographic area. Cost can vary significantly depending on where you live, as well as different surgeon’s fee, anesthesia fee and facility fee.

To be sure, see two or more experienced, licensed and board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment.

I hope this helps.

You are an optimal candidate for breast reduction surgery if your breast size is disproportionately large compared to the rest of your body frame. If you are experiencing shoulder, neck, and back pain and it’s hindering your daily activities, this procedure may be the perfect solution.
If you feel extremely self-conscious in public, shy, embarrassed, and unhappy about the way your breasts look, breast reduction surgery is an option. It is also excellent for those with one breast that is much larger than the other and for those with nipples and areolae that point in downward, making the patient look and feel much older than she actually is.

A mommy make over address the changes which occur following pregnancy and childbirth and can be different for each patient. A breast reduction would reduce the size of your breasts and lift them. If the size and position of your breasts is something that bothers you, then yes you would be a good candidate for this.
Your abdomen is difficult to assess in this photograph. We carry fatty tissue both beneath the skin surface and surrounding our organs. Fatty tissue beneath the skin can be removed with a tummy tuck, but fatty tissue surrounding the organs (also called visceral fat) can only be removed with diet and exercise. It is important to get rid of as much visceral fat as possible before a tummy tuck in order to get the best result. Hope this helps.