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How Much Does a Mommy Makeover Cost?

Being a mom is tough work. Even before giving birth, a mother is tasked with protecting her baby during pregnancy. This is a delicate time. 

For many women, the physical changes experienced during this period can feel awkward and even a little scary. The body they’ve known their whole lives will never be the same. And even though the result is well worth it, it’s common to feel nostalgic for your pre-baby body. 

After birth and once their children have grown a bit, many mothers deal with the physical changes they’ve experienced during pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding by simply giving up feeling confident about the way they look. It’s not uncommon for moms to feel like their youthful, attractive years are behind them. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

There are many ways to improve your physique through diet and exercise. And for those alterations that are somewhat more challenging to effect through lifestyle changes alone, mommy makeovers provide the perfect solution. 

Just look at these mommy makeover before and after photos to get an idea of what this procedure can do for you.

Of course, one question still remains for many women interested in mommy makeovers: How much does a mommy makeover cost? 

This is what we’ll be discussing below. But before we go directly into the cost of a mommy makeover, let’s examine the procedures that are most commonly included in this compound-procedure.

What Is Included in a Mommy Makeover?

Mommy makeovers are not one-size-fits-all cosmetic surgeries. Rather, they are a combination of surgeries, which result in a comprehensive procedure aimed at improving the appearance of a woman’s body after she has given birth to a child (and healed completely).

It’s important to mention here that only women who are done having children should consider a mommy makeover. While it is certainly possible to get pregnant and have another child after a mommy makeover, if this occurs, the results of the initial surgery will likely be compromised. So, it’s usually just better to wait.

In terms of included procedures, there are several that are almost always included and a few that may or may not be included based on the patient’s preferences. For instance, most mommy makeovers include a tummy tuck (to tighten loose skin on the abdomen) and liposuction (to remove pockets of unwanted fat around the body). 

Most mommy makeovers also include a breast surgery, but the chosen surgery will likely vary depending on the anatomy and goals of the patient. Options include a breast lift, breast augmentation, breast reduction, or a breast lift and breast augmentation combination surgery. Sometimes, labiaplasty or a Brazilian butt lift may also be included, but these additions could necessitate multiple surgeries.

How Much Does a Mommy Makeover Cost?

Mommy Makeover CostUnfortunately, we cannot provide a simple answer to this question. This is because of the inconsistent nature of the procedure.

Naturally, every cosmetic surgery patient will have a different experience — no matter what procedure they are getting. So, this makes cost estimates difficult to begin with anyway. But never is this more true than with mommy makeovers, which are inherently different from surgery to surgery.

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, mommy makeovers cost, on average, between $9,000 and $20,000. Of course, the more procedures you opt for, the more expensive your surgery is going to be overall. Other factors like the geographic location of your procedure, what type of facility you will have surgery in, how much your anesthesiologist charges, and what type of experience your surgeon has will also factor into the overall price.

Will Insurance Cover a Mommy Makeover?

No. It is highly unlikely that any health insurance company would cover a mommy makeover. Health insurance tends to only cover medically necessary procedures, so a procedure like a mommy makeover, which is elective, would not be part of any plan.

Common Questions About Mommy Makeovers

What is typically included in a mommy makeover?

Most mommy makeovers include a breast surgery, such as breast augmentation, a breast lift, or breast reduction. They also usually include a tummy tuck and liposuction. Some mommy makeovers include labiaplasty too.

Is a mommy makeover worth it?

Absolutely. The vast majority of mommy makeover patients feel their surgery was well worth it. For many women, it’s about getting a boost of confidence back after experiencing the challenging physical changes of pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding.

How much is a mommy makeover in USA?

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons estimates that mommy makeovers cost between $9,000 and $20,000 each. Of course, there are multiple factors at play regarding the overall cost of your surgery.

How long are you down with a mommy makeover?

The majority of mommy makeover patients need to take about one to two weeks off from work. Most patients need at least four weeks to recover before they start reintegrating their regular activities back into their routine. It will take a bit longer to return to exercise. The full results from your surgery won’t be completely apparent until six months to a year after surgery.

Can I have children after a mommy makeover surgery?

Yes, it is possible and safe, but it’s not recommended because getting pregnant after a mommy makeover could reverse your results.

Contact Our Office Today to Book a Consult

Could a mommy makeover change your life for the better? If so, contact the office of Smita R. Ramanadham, M.D. today to schedule an appointment for a consultation. 

Dr. Ramanadham is a leading female double board-certified plastic surgeon. She treats patients in the New Jersey, New York City, and Tri-state areas and can certainly help you with your mommy makeover. 

Find out if you are a good candidate for surgery and learn more about this procedure by calling today. We look forward to hearing from you!

References

Mommy Makeover Cost: https://www.plasticsurgery.org/news/blog/mommy-makeover-how-much-does-it-cost

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