With a mommy makeover in Austin, you can reverse bodily changes to restore your youthful, proportionate figure.



At Austin Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, we have a team of highly qualified, award-winning female plastic surgeons in Austin. They have a detailed understanding of the bodily changes experienced by women during pregnancy and childbirth, and they’ll know exactly how to approach your mommy makeover to help you achieve your dream physique. Throughout your treatment process, we’ll provide you with a comfortable, low-stress experience, fully personalized care, and natural-looking, life-changing results. If you’re ready to take the next step on your journey toward becoming the best version of yourself, contact us today at (512) 815-0123 to schedule your initial consultation.

What procedures can be included in a mommy makeover?
Are the results of a mommy makeover permanent?
Do you have to be a mother to undergo a mommy makeover?
Is a mommy makeover safe?
How soon after having children can I get the surgery?
Will a mommy makeover get rid of stretch marks?
Will I have noticeable scars?
Can I get a mommy makeover if I plan on having more children?
Will my results be permanent?
The procedures typically included in a mommy makeover are breast augmentation or reduction, tummy tuck, and liposuction. Depending on the individual's needs, other procedures such as a thigh lift, arm lift, or vaginal rejuvenation may also be included.
The results of a mommy makeover can be long-lasting, but they are not permanent. The outcome of the procedure largely depends on the individual's lifestyle choices after the surgery. Maintaining a healthy diet and exercise routine can help prolong the results.
No, you do not have to be a mother to undergo a mommy makeover. The term 'mommy makeover' is simply a general term used to describe the combination of procedures that are commonly requested by women who have had children. Anyone who wants to improve their body shape can potentially undergo the procedure.
Yes, a mommy makeover is generally safe when performed by a board-certified and experienced plastic surgeon. Like any surgery, it carries some risks, but these can be minimized by working with skilled professionals and adhering to pre-and post-operative care instructions. Your safety is always our priority, and our surgeons are dedicated to creating a safe, personalized experience for every patient.
It’s generally recommended to wait at least six months to a year after giving birth before undergoing a mommy makeover. This allows your body sufficient time to heal from childbirth and adjust to post-pregnancy changes. If you’re breastfeeding, it’s best to wait until you’ve stopped, as hormone levels and breast tissue need time to stabilize.
A mommy makeover can sometimes improve the appearance of stretch marks, particularly if they’re located on the skin being removed, like the lower abdomen. However, it’s not specifically designed to eliminate all stretch marks. If stretch marks are a primary concern, we can discuss other treatment options during your consultation.
Scarring is inevitable in any surgical procedure, but our surgeons take great care to minimize scarring and place incisions in discreet locations. Over time, scars tend to fade and become less noticeable, especially with proper care and scar treatments, which we’ll guide you on during your recovery.
It’s generally advised to wait until you’re done having children before undergoing a mommy makeover. Future pregnancies can undo some of the results, such as abdominal tightening, and may create the need for additional surgery down the road. If you plan to have more children, it’s best to consult with your surgeon to discuss the timing and approach that best suits your long-term goals.
While a mommy makeover provides long-lasting results, maintaining them depends on factors like lifestyle, diet, and exercise. Significant weight changes or future pregnancies can alter your results. However, with a healthy lifestyle, you can enjoy the benefits of your mommy makeover for many years to come.