Mommy Makeover in Houston, Texas

It is best to have a mommy makeover when you are finished having children and breastfeeding, and your body is stabilized after your last pregnancy. If you become pregnant or gain a substantial amount of weight after a mommy makeover procedure, it could significantly affect your results.

When two or more surgeries are performed in combination instead of individually, it reduces overall recovery time. There is also the benefit of having your results appear simultaneously after post-operative swelling subsides. You will be able to enjoy your flatter, firmer tummy, perkier breasts, and slimmer contours all at once.

If you smoke, you should stop at least six weeks before your mommy makeover procedure. Although you still have an increased risk of complications, the risks are far less if you stop smoking. A test will be done on the day of surgery to ensure you have not been smoking. Any prescription or over-the-counter medication that can cause bleeding should also be stopped two weeks before surgery if cleared by the prescribing physician.