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Mommy Makeover

Balancing Self-Care and Motherhood

Why Choose Plastic Surgery Group of Memphis for a Mommy Makeover?

At Plastic Surgery Group of Memphis (PSG), we understand the physical toll pregnancy and childbirth can take on a woman's body. Our board-certified plastic surgeons specialize in mommy makeovers, offering personalized combinations of procedures to help you regain your pre-pregnancy figure. With years of experience and a commitment to individualized care, we provide safe, effective solutions tailored to your unique needs and goals.

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Mommy Makeover at a Glance

  • Customized combination of breast and body procedures
  • Addresses changes from pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Typically includes breast and abdominal surgeries
  • Outpatient procedure with 1-2 weeks initial recovery

Mommy Makeover Overview

What is a mommy makeover?

A mommy makeover is a common way to describe the combination of labiaplasty, tummy tuck, and breast augmentation. Depending on your wishes and the operating time needed, you can undergo these surgeries all at once or in stages. At Plastic Surgery Group of Memphis, we tailor each mommy makeover to the patient's needs. We'll perform your surgery as an outpatient, and your mommy makeover recovery will take 1-2 weeks.

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Your Breasts Change

Pregnancy can cause significant weight gain and can cause undesirable changes to a woman’s body, including significant weight gain. Your breasts enlarge during pregnancy and then even more so while breastfeeding. After your pregnancy and weaning your child, your breasts may decrease in size, lose upper pole fullness, and/or droop. Breast rejuvenation can involve a lift, reduction, augmentation, or a combination of augmentation with lifting.

Your Abdominal Changes

Your abdominal area can change a lot during pregnancy. The fibrous tissues between abdominal muscles stretch to make room for your growing baby, the overlying skin stretches, and you see an increase in localized fat deposits. We can restore the contour of your abdomen before your pregnancy with a tummy tuck (with or without liposuction).

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What is the mommy makeover procedure like?

On the day of your surgery, our experienced Memphis Mommy Makeover team will perform the combination of procedures you've chosen. This typically includes breast surgery (such as augmentation, lift, or reduction) and abdominal surgery (like a tummy tuck with or without liposuction). Some patients also opt for labiaplasty.

We perform mommy makeovers as outpatient procedures, meaning you can return home the same day. The surgery is done under general anesthesia and typically takes several hours, depending on the specific procedures involved.

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Reclaiming Your Curves

What conditions does a mommy makeover address?

A mommy makeover can address various post-pregnancy concerns, including:

  • Sagging or deflated breasts
  • Loss of breast volume
  • Stretched abdominal muscles and skin
  • Stubborn fat deposits
  • Changes to the labia and vaginal area

Our skilled Memphis Mommy Makeover surgeons will assess your concerns and create a personalized treatment plan to achieve your desired results.

Comprehensive Results

What areas of the body can a mommy makeover address?

A mommy makeover primarily focuses on the breasts and abdomen, the areas most affected by pregnancy and childbirth. However, it can also include other areas based on your needs, such as the thighs, hips, love handles (flanks), or labia.

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Feeling Fine

What are the benefits of a mommy makeover?

A mommy makeover offers numerous benefits:

  • Improved breast shape and volume
  • Flatter, more toned abdomen
  • Improved body contours
  • Boosted self-confidence
  • Combined procedures for reduced overall recovery time

A mommy makeover addresses multiple concerns in one surgical session, providing comprehensive rejuvenation with a single recovery period.

From Consultation to Recovery

Am I a candidate for a mommy makeover?

Ideal candidates for a mommy makeover are women who:

  • Are not planning future pregnancies
  • Are at or near their ideal body weight
  • Are in good overall health
  • Have realistic expectations about the results
  • Are at least six months post-childbirth and have finished breastfeeding

During your consultation at Plastic Surgery Group of Memphis, our board-certified surgeons will evaluate your health history and aesthetic goals to determine if a mommy makeover is right for you.

The Ultimate Reset

Mommy Makeover Recovery

Recovery from a mommy makeover varies depending on the specific procedures performed. Most patients can return to light activities within 1-2 weeks, but complete recovery may take several weeks to months.

You'll need to arrange for help during the first few days after surgery, especially if you have young children. We'll provide detailed aftercare instructions, including how to care for your incisions, when to resume normal activities, and how to manage discomfort. Follow-up appointments will be scheduled to monitor your healing progress.

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Customized Confidence

Mommy Makeover Results

Following a Mommy Makeover Memphis patients may notice an immediate change in their body contours, but the final results become apparent as swelling subsides over the following months. Most patients see their final results within 3-6 months.

The results of a mommy makeover can be long-lasting, especially if you maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle. However, future pregnancies or significant weight fluctuations can affect your results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend waiting at least six months after childbirth and completing breastfeeding before undergoing a mommy makeover.

Depending on your goals and health status, additional procedures can often be incorporated into your mommy makeover plan.

Some breast surgeries may affect breastfeeding ability. Discuss this with your surgeon during your consultation if you're planning future pregnancies.

Most patients take 1-2 weeks off, depending on the procedures performed and the nature of their work.