When can you go for Mommy Makeover

You can opt for a Mommy Makeover after at least six months have passed since you stopped breastfeeding your baby. This will allow your breasts to soften and return to their normal size.

When it comes to achieving the safest and most satisfactory results from your mommy makeover procedure, you must fully understand what it involves and what steps you must take before your surgery.

Here are certain things you must consider:

• One of the key things towards getting the desired results from your mommy makeover is adopting a healthy lifestyle which includes following a nutritious diet and exercising regularly.
• Before you can undergo a mommy makeover, you must make sure that you are fully recovered from childbirth. In most fameless, it usually takes around six months to return to its natural form and shape.
• One of the other important things to consider is to quit smoking if you are into the habit. Smoking affects your blood circulation, delays healing times, and increases the occurrence of surgical risks. You must quit smoking for at least four to six weeks before you plan to undergo this cosmetic surgery.

What if you are planning to have more children?

In case you are planning for another delivery in the future, it is better you wait till then because pregnancy, childbirth, and hormones acting again, will essentially erase all the results of the makeover. Lifestyle modifications, a healthy diet, and regular exercise are key factors here. Before you have a Mommy Makeover, Dr. Rajat Gupta and his experienced team will ensure that you have begun routine exercise and are following a nutritious diet plan. This is because Mommy Makeover does not entail a weight loss procedure.

What to expect after a Mommy Makeover?

You will be recovering from anesthesia during this time, and someone must drive you home from the clinic and stay with you for one-day post-surgery. It is advisable to have someone nearby for the first few weeks following your surgery. You will appreciate a helping hand to a great extent!

Give your body proper rest for at least two weeks by taking off from work and avoiding rigorous exercise for at least 6 weeks. You will be on pain medication and unable to drive for at least one week post your surgery. Try sleeping on your back or side, with your upper body and feet elevated.

Your recovery time will depend greatly on the exact procedures you have undergone and your body’s ability to recover. You should anticipate being uncomfortable and swollen for up to six weeks following surgery and you can expect to recover for up to three months.