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Thank you for your question. Prices for a mommy makeover are centered around three cost centers: anesthesia, facility, and surgeon's fees. The first two are usually based on the amount of time spent in the operating room with prices that are set by the respective cost center. A surgeon has discretion in his charges to patients and this will encompass the surgical procedures as well as the cost of the implants used and any garments. As these three cost center will vary across the country and by each surgeon, best to see a few physicians in consultation to have a better estimate for the Windsor Ont. region. Hope this helps.
When selecting a surgeon you should choose someone that has the expertise to provide you with the results you want and the compassion to give you the care and empathy you deserve. A mommy makeover can be an amazing life changer. However, poor results or a poor experience can happen if you aren't careful with your choice of surgeon. Don't let price be the deciding factor. However, in general I would expect your cost to be around $10-14K with all costs (surgeon fee, anaesthesia, implants and facility).As an aside...make certain that they can consistently make a beautiful belly button. Nothing makes or breaks a tummy tuck more than the belly button!Dr Rodger ShorttOakville Plastic SurgeonAssistant Clinical Professor & Director of Cosmetic Surgery Training,McMaster University
Thank you for your question. In short, the price varies. You will need to be evaluated in person to determine if you qualify for the procedures you desire and to determine how much it will cost you. Attached is a link for you to see what others in the RealSelf community have paid.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL
Thank you for your question. You would probably need to go to a couple of in person consultations in your area to see if your are a candidate and to get an idea of the going rate in your area.
It might be worth the effort to visit some doctors near you first. This way, you can get all costs involved for the surgery.
It is common and considered safe to combine procedures but there is a limit. Typically it is recommended to limit elective plastic surgery to six hours or less of surgical time. Depending on the details of your surgery you may be better off dividing your planned procedures into two stages. ...
This question is best answered by your surgeon as opinions may vary. Are you referring to traveling for surgery and then needing to go home? Are you traveling by car or plane? It's recommended that you stay close to your surgeon for 2-3 weeks if you are traveling for surgery. Long flights...
Hello and thank-you for your question.I recommend silicone scar care products for all of our patients who undergo a mommy makeover. Application of the product daily begins at 4-5 weeks post-op. Silicone products are available in gel form, solid stick (such as Prosil), and as strips. All are e...
