Layout and Time Frame for Mummy Makeover?

Congratulations on your weight loss! That is a major accomplishment. Before having surgery, your weight needs to be stable for 9-12 months. The kind of weight loss surgery you had is critically important. For example, gastric bypass surgery can effect your nutritional status and may influence your recovery from major surgery. I need photos to accurately advise your treatment plan. You will need multiple operations (probably 3 separate surgeries) because the combination of procedures you mentioned is extensive and several of the operations can take 4-6 hours by themselves.
I plan surgery based on patient goals and safety. Brachioplasty (arms) and thighplasty are much more difficult to recover from than you might think. And they tend to have more problems with healing and poor scar quality. A common combination of procedures and the order they are done completed is as follows:Stage 1: Breasts and armsStage 2: Neck and thighsStage 3: Circumferential lift (most people who lose 60 Kg need a circumferential body lift, not a tummy tuck)
I use Stage 3 as an opportunity to perform scar revisions of the arms and legs if needed.
Hope this helps.

A Mommy Makeover typically involves a combination of procedures designed to address changes in the body after pregnancy, childbirth, or significant weight fluctuations. The specific layout and time frame for a Mommy Makeover can vary based on individual goals, the extent of procedures, and your surgeon's recommendations. Here's a general outline:

Consultation: Schedule a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon specializing in Mommy Makeovers. During this appointment, you'll discuss your goals, concerns, medical history, and the procedures that would best address your needs.

Pre-Surgery Preparation: Once you've decided on the procedures, your surgeon will provide pre-operative instructions. This might include lifestyle adjustments, discontinuation of certain medications or supplements, and arranging for post-operative care.

Surgery Day: The procedures included in a Mommy Makeover can vary but commonly involve a combination of surgeries like a tummy tuck, breast augmentation or lift, liposuction, or other body contouring procedures. The surgeries might be performed in one session or staged based on your surgeon's recommendation.

Recovery: The recovery period will vary depending on the extent of the procedures. You'll need to follow post-operative care instructions, rest, and limit physical activity during this time. Typically, full recovery from a Mommy Makeover can take several weeks to a few months.

Follow-up Appointments: Your surgeon will schedule follow-up appointments to monitor your healing progress, remove sutures or drains if necessary, and assess your recovery. They'll provide guidance on gradually resuming normal activities, including exercise.

The overall time frame for a Mommy Makeover—from the initial consultation to full recovery—can range from a few months to six months or longer, depending on the specific procedures performed, individual healing rates, and the extent of recovery needed.

It's crucial to communicate openly with your surgeon, follow their recommendations diligently, and allow adequate time for healing to achieve the best possible outcomes from your Mommy Makeover.

I would not suggest doing all at the same time, and you will need 6 to 8 weeks minimum time between surgeries. Start with the areas that bothers you most, like perhaps your abdomen and breasts. If you need an arm tuck, this is easily done with the breast lift to pick up excess lateral chest tissue. All this can be discussed during your consultation, and in what order. I do not suggest doing your arms and your thighs at the same time. Congratulations on your weight loss!