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    Frequently Asked Questions

    How long does a Mommy Makeover take?

    The duration of your surgery is a critical aspect to consider when planning your procedure. It depends on the specific combination of procedures you select, as well as the complexity of each individual surgery. Generally, the surgical time can vary from a few hours to several hours.

    How long is the Mommy Makeover recovery time?

    The recovery time can vary depending on the specific combination of procedures you choose and your individual healing process. In general, expect a recovery period of several weeks to a few months.

    How much does a Mommy Makeover cost?

    The cost of a Mommy Makeover can also vary significantly based on several factors, including the location of the surgical facility, the expertise of the plastic surgeon, the specific procedures included in the makeover, and any additional costs such as anesthesia and operating room fees. On average, it can range from several thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars. Get in touch with our office to discuss surgical costs and financing options.

    Will I have scars after a mommy makeover?

    The procedures typically involve some degree of scarring because they require surgical incisions. Your surgeon carefully places incisions to minimize visibility whenever possible, and scars usually fade and soften over time. Proper aftercare and following recovery instructions can help support optimal healing.

    Can I breastfeed after a mommy makeover?

    Many women are able to breastfeed after certain mommy makeover procedures, but this depends on the specific breast surgery performed and individual factors. If you are planning future pregnancies or breastfeeding, discuss your goals with your surgeon during your consultation so your treatment plan can be tailored accordingly.

    When can I exercise after a mommy makeover?

    Light movement, such as short walks, is usually encouraged early in recovery to support circulation and healing. More strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and abdominal workouts typically need to wait until your surgeon confirms that your body has healed sufficiently. Most patients gradually return to exercise over several weeks.

    ABOUT THE AUTHORS

    Daniel Yamini, MD, FACS

    Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

    Dr. Dan Yamini is a double board-certified plastic surgeon and general surgeon specializing in aesthetic breast, body, and facial procedures, including breast augmentation, tummy tuck, liposuction, and facelift surgery. Serving Los Angeles and Beverly Hills since 2002, he is known for delivering safe and natural-looking results with compassionate and patient-centered care. Dr. Yamini has had extensive training at elite institutions including Stanford University and UCLA.

    About Dr. Yamini

    Steven Svehlak, MD, FACS

    Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

    Dr. Steven Svehlak is a board-certified plastic surgeon specializing in facial rejuvenation and body contouring, including facelift, rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, and liposuction. He is known for techniques that prioritize natural results, minimal scarring, and refined outcomes. He treats patients across Los Angeles and Beverly Hills with a personalized, patient-focused approach.

    About Dr. Svehlak