Can hormones be affected with a mommy makeover???

Thank you for your question.  It is well known that the stress of surgery does temporarily affect stress hormones like cortisol.  This is the body's way of protecting and healing itself after surgery.  These changes usually correct themselves within a couple of weeks after surgery as your body heals.  The changes you are describing may or may not be related to this temporary effect.  It will be very hard to pinpoint.  Give it some time and things should stabilize.  Otherwise see a Dermatologist to help manage some of the issues you are experiencing. Best wishes!

First and foremost, sweating a lot, especially at night, can be a sign of an infection, so make sure you stay in close follow up with your surgeon to rule that out.the stress from surgery can disrupt hormones. Many women report getting their periods early around surgery due to that, for instance.just make sure it is not something mroe serious by going to folloow ups regularly and be patient.

The stress from surgery along with side effects of medications including those taken orally along with those given in surgery can sometimes knock your system off balance. Continue to follow the advice of your surgeon and eat a healthy diet and keep hydrated to help your body during recovery.

A mommy makeover typically involves cosmetic procedures like breast augmentation, tummy tuck, and liposuction, which are focused on improving a woman's physical appearance after pregnancy and childbirth. While these surgeries don't directly target hormonal changes, the recovery process and stress associated with surgery can potentially affect hormone levels temporarily. Stress, anesthesia, and other factors related to surgery can disrupt the body's hormonal balance, leading to changes in hormone levels.It's essential to discuss any concerns about hormonal changes with your surgeon before undergoing a mommy makeover. They can provide guidance on how the procedure may impact your hormones and offer recommendations for managing any potential hormonal fluctuations during your recovery. Additionally, consulting with an endocrinologist or hormone specialist can be helpful if you experience prolonged or severe hormonal issues.

It is quite common for the stress of surgery to cause a temporary hormonal imbalance.  As you get back to normal these should fade away.  

I agree that temporary changes can occur and that post op infection, though Tate this late, can cause sweating. Barring that, you should regulate at some point soon.

There is no association between a mommy makeover surgery and your hormonal balance.  However, after a lengthy anesthesia, it is not uncommon to have some changes in chemistry.  This type of change usually resolves over the next couple of months. 

A surgery, as with any stress, can have a general affect on hormones, but the affect should be short lived and resolve in a few weeks.  If your symptoms continue you should check back with your primary physician they may consider referring you to a dermatologist for your skin, and/or an endocrinologist to check your hormone balance.  Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.

Surgery is trauma to the body and your body can respond in different ways.  Certain hormones can be released, for example after Breast Augmentation, lactation can be seen.  Your symptoms may have nothing to do with your surgery however.  Thankfully in most cases changes are temporary and go away after a short time.  If not you should ask your medical doctor to examine you.