Mommy Makeover
What is a mommy makeover?
Pregnancy and breastfeeding can change breast volume and position, stretch abdominal skin and muscle, and leave stubborn fat deposits that don't respond to diet and exercise. A mommy makeover combines the procedures needed to address these changes, typically breast lift or augmentation, tummy tuck, and liposuction as needed, into a single, coordinated surgical plan, rather than staged separately over time.
Before & After
Results are unique to each patient and are never guaranteed.
Who is a candidate?
You may be a candidate if you feel “deflated” or changed after pregnancy or significant weight loss, are finished having children, are at a stable weight, and are in good general health. A Restore consultation with Dr. Guberman evaluates which combination of procedures is right for your anatomy and goals.
Long-term results
- Restored pre-pregnancy breast position and abdominal contour
- Reduced stubborn fat deposits
- One coordinated recovery instead of multiple separate surgeries
Results are long-lasting with stable weight; future pregnancies may affect results and are best discussed with Dr. Guberman before proceeding.
Go further: the Goddess Program
Essbé Beauté's mommy-makeover program: a coordinated, full-body restoration combining breast lift and tummy tuck (with liposuction as needed), Aerolase and EmSculpt Neo, backed by a Signature RESTORE Consultation and complimentary yearly follow-ups.
Book Consult: GoddessFrequently Asked Questions
Is a mommy makeover one surgery or several?
It's planned and performed as one coordinated surgical plan combining the procedures you need, most often breast lift or augmentation, tummy tuck and liposuction, rather than several separate surgeries and recoveries.
When can I have a mommy makeover after pregnancy?
Most patients wait until they are finished breastfeeding and have reached a stable weight for at least several months before consultation.
Will future pregnancies affect my results?
Yes, future pregnancies can affect breast and abdominal results. If you're planning future pregnancies, this is discussed during consultation to help you decide on timing.