What is a Mommy Make Over?

Tummy tucks are usually part of a mommy makeover aptly named for women whose bodies are a little worse for wear after having children. A mommy makeover generally consists of a breast lift, a tummy tuck and liposuction. If you are considering a mommy makeover you should consult with a qualified cosmetic surgeon to find out if you're a good candidate for this or not.
A tummy tuck generally involves the surgeon remove an extra skin, tightening the muscles back up, and removing extra fat. When done correctly, a tummy tuck can make you have a six-pack can.
Because the surgeon is working on muscles, your recovery time is going to be longer and if the surgeon were merely removing fats or pull it up skin. You should realistically be prepared to have some downtime. Most patients are able to be up and around again within a couple of weeks, but shirt complete healing time may be as long as six months.
That doesn't mean you'll be bed ridden for six months, or unable to work, it just means you have to be realistic about your body.If you decide to do a mommy makeover and have multiple procedures done at one time, your healing time may be quite extensive. Each procedure in itself is safe and the healing time is not long, but when you combine multiple surgeries, of any kind, even cosmetic ones, the healing time is going to be lengthened.
You need to have realistic expectations about your surgical results including scarring and how long it will take before you will be in a bikini again. Take heart your body will look good again and you will be wearing bikini again, but it probably won't be in six weeks. It can take up to nine months to a year for scarring to completely disappear or at least not be noticeable. Most surgeons are careful to make their incisions in areas that will be covered by clothing, but fresh scars are usually very visible.
There are some risk factors with every surgery even cosmetic ones, and a mommy makeover is no exception. With any surgery biggest concerns are generally infection, bleeding, and blood clots forming. Most complications don't occur during surgery but after.
This is where you have control over what happens. If you follow your doctor's orders and don't become complacent about you care you should have no problems. You need to keep your incisions clean to avoid infection and be as active as you can to avoid clots from forming.
Immediately after your surgery you will probably be sore, have some bruising, and some swelling, but this should subside within a couple of weeks. As your body heals, you will be able to begin enjoying your new body and be able to see the results of your skilled surgeon’s handiwork. And you will probably be glad you had a mommy makeover, because even if you enjoyed being a mother, doesn't mean you have to look like one.