When can I sleep on my stomach after a mommy makeover?

In
the beginning stages of your recovery, it is important that you avoid sleeping
on your stomach at all costs. Instead, I advise my patients to sleep on their
backs with their head elevated at least in the very early stages of healing.
Though it is understandable that this is not the most ideal sleeping position
for you, the longer you refrain from sleeping on your stomach, the better. At
the 6-week point of your recovery, most restrictions regarding the do’s and
don’ts post surgery will slowly be lifted, including this sleeping restriction.

I permit my patients to lay on her stomach after in abdominoplasty as soon as it is comfortable. This usually takes about 4-6 weeks.

I tell my patients that sleeping on their stomach is OK 4-6 weeks after a tummy tuck or breast surgery. If it is uncomfortable at all, I would wait. But you shouldn't be worried about affecting your surgical results if you have waited 4-6 weeks.

I would follow the advice of your surgeon but I generally would not recommend that you start sleeping on your back. Earl Stephenson, Jr, MD, DDS, FACS

Hello and thank you for your question.   Yes, you can sleep on your stomach if your surgery was back in February.   You can't hurt anything surgically even if you feel a little tight or a pulling feel.