Am I too young for a mommy makeover? I'll be 22 at 6 months pp

At 22 years old, considering a mommy makeover post-pregnancy is not about age, but rather about individual circumstances and readiness for the procedures involved. A mommy makeover typically includes a tummy tuck, breast augmentation, and potentially butt augmentation. Here are key factors to consider:
Body Stability Post-Pregnancy: It's important to allow your body enough time to recover after childbirth and return to a stable weight. This process can vary, but generally, it's advisable to wait at least 6 months to a year after giving birth. This waiting period ensures that your body has healed sufficiently and that the results of the surgery will be more predictable and stable.
Future Pregnancy Plans: Since you mentioned not planning another pregnancy for 7-10 years, it's reasonable to consider a mommy makeover. However, it's important to understand that future pregnancies can significantly alter the results of these procedures.
Physical Health: Being in good physical health with no underlying conditions that could complicate surgery or recovery is crucial.
Emotional Readiness: Surgical procedures, especially of this extent, require not only physical readiness but also emotional and psychological preparedness. Understanding the risks, the recovery process, and having realistic expectations are vital.
Support System: Post-operative recovery can be intensive, especially with young children to care for. Ensure you have a robust support system in place.
Consultation with a Plastic Surgeon: The most important step is to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in post-pregnancy body contouring. They can assess your specific situation, taking into account the changes from your current pregnancy, and guide you on the best timing and approach for the procedures.
Age is just one factor in determining readiness for a mommy makeover. The more crucial aspects are your overall health, the stability of your post-pregnancy body, your future family plans, and having realistic expectations about the outcomes and the recovery process.

Age is not always the primary factor when determining candidacy for a mommy makeover. More crucial is the patient's overall health, specific concerns, and desired outcomes. Given your experience with pregnancy-related body changes and the fact that you're not planning on another child for several years, you could potentially be a candidate for the procedures you mentioned.

However, it's essential to keep in mind that recovery from a mommy makeover can be quite intensive, especially with young children to care for. Given that you'll be postpartum and caring for twins along with your older child, ensuring you have a strong support system in place during your recovery is crucial.

It's always best to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss your goals and concerns. They can provide guidance tailored to your unique situation.

Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

Congrats on the twins!
You are not too young to have a mommy makeover. I suggest giving your body no less than 6 months after birth to recover from having the babies. Your body will go through a lot of changes and around the 6 month mark you’ll be able to decide what procedures you would want or need. Would love to see you here at Smith Plastic Surgery when you are ready for a consultation.