What is the average weight loss after a mommy makeover?

Considering the fact that the mommy makeover is more for reshaping of the body than weight loss, there cannot be a great deal of weight loss expected after the surgery. You would be best to get as close as possible to your goal weight and then visit a local certified surgeon for consultation on which procedures will best meet your desired results. The mommy makeover is a
combination of procedures to bring a woman’s body back to the way she looked
prior to pregnancy. Most commonly some variation of a #TummyTuck and
#BeastSurgery are performed. Additional procedures can include liposuction,
umbilical hernia repair. The most common
#breastprocedures include #mastopexy or #breastlift, #breastaugmentation,
#breastreduction. 

Abdominal and breast tissue with some body liposuction will not dramatically reduce your weight on the scale after the swelling has gone down.  It turns out that fatty tissue doesn't weigh very much.  (Bone and muscle weigh more but are not removed during this surgery.) In fact, right after surgery, some of my patients may weigh more with the water retention. We typically tell patients to ignore the scale right after surgery.  Long term it is best to be healthy and active but not focus on the scale.  Most patients will feel better in their clothing but may not go down in size after a surgery like this. It is nice for my patients to imagine how lovely this will be long term.Best to you. 

Thank you for your question. This is a very common question that people have with body contouring surgery. They have the impression that changing the contour of the body and removing skin and fat will lead to dramatic weight loss and unfortunately it does not. None of these procedures are weight loss surgery, they are contouring surgery. Many of my patients, after they see the dramatic change in shape and contour, are amazed to find out that we removed less than 5 pounds of tissue. Furthermore, after reviewing your posting history, let me make another suggestion that you may or may not want to hear. I would seriously think about avoiding medical tourism. There are plenty of qualified, board-certified plastic surgeons in the Portland area that you could see for a consultation and possible surgery. Please see the link I have provided for people in your area that are board certified. All you need to do is look around this website to find story after story of people who have traveled for surgery, both domestic and abroad, and then come back and have problems one way or another and then get into trouble. When they have something as simple as a question or something as serious as a complication, they have no way to contact their surgeon and no on to see them to evaluate their problem. And they often cannot afford to travel again. In the long run, you will be much better served by staying close to home. I know sometimes the cost savings can seem like a great deal, but this is serious surgery and something you should not bargain shop for. Just my two cents.....Good luck and above all.......be safe!