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Will I have any post-procedure limitations?

Mommy makeovers are an outpatient procedure which allow you to recover at home, though some patients may be recommended an overnight stay for 24-hour recovery. Expect swelling and potential soreness for the first one to two weeks after surgery, plus some fatigue and potentially the need for assistance around the house. You will be prescribed […]

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What’s the ideal timing for a mommy makeover?

In most cases, it’s generally recommended that mommy makeovers be carried out on women who have finished having children. We will also generally recommend that breastfeeding of the youngest child has finished – in many cases, we’ll recommend an additional six months after this point to allow the breasts to stabilize, helping us conduct an […]

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What is a mommy makeover?

A mommy makeover is a plastic surgery procedure that actually combines several of our other solutions for women who are looking to improve their appearance post-pregnancy. It combines liposuction (for getting rid of stubborn baby weight), the tummy tuck (to remove excess skin and tighten the abdominal areas) plus breast augmentation and/or breast lift to […]

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What is Liposuction?

Liposuction is a surgical procedure performed to remove excess fat from specific areas of the body. Liposuction can be used to slim the hips and thighs, flatten the abdomen, shape the calves and ankles or eliminate a double chin. Liposuction is not recommended for weight loss; rather, it is recommended for those who only wish […]

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How will liposuction be performed?

One or more small incisions will be made near the area that is to be suctioned.Whenever possible, incisions are placed within the natural folds or contour lines of the skin. Generally, these incisions are very small and will only require one suture.  A slim, hollow tube called a cannula will then be inserted through the […]

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How long will I be down after surgery?

Everyone heals differently, but typically you will require a somewhere between a few days and one week off of work. You will be prohibited from heavy lifting or major housework forthree weeks following surgery. After about three weeks, you will be allowed to return to light exercise such as stationary bike, treadmill, walking, etc. Most […]

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