Tummy tuck
May address excess skin and muscle separation when evaluation confirms these changes will not improve with exercise alone.
Individualized post-pregnancy surgery
A personalized plan that may combine abdominal, breast and body contouring procedures while prioritizing safety, proportion and realistic recovery.
Schedule a consultationA Mommy Makeover is not a standard surgery. It is a plan that may include abdominal, breast and body-contouring procedures, but combines them only when health, operative time, risk and recovery make the scope responsible.
Mommy Makeover describes a plan that may address changes after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight fluctuation. Every patient needs a different combination, and some plans are safer when divided into stages.
Assessment reviews the abdominal wall, skin, localized fat, breast volume and sagging, health, home support and time available for recovery.
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May address excess skin and muscle separation when evaluation confirms these changes will not improve with exercise alone.
May focus on volume, lift, skin reduction or a combination, with or without implants depending on anatomy.
May complement the plan for localized fat without replacing healthy habits or a stable weight goal.
The decision involves more than the number of areas a patient wants treated. Estimated duration, blood loss, blood-clot risk, surgical positioning, anesthesia and recovery capacity all matter. Dividing a broad plan may be safer.
The priority is to address the changes that matter most without adding procedures simply to fit them into one surgical date.
Breastfeeding should be complete, weight should be stable, medical conditions should be controlled and smoking should be addressed. Reliable help at home is needed for mobility, meals, appointments and childcare.
A future pregnancy or major weight change may alter the abdomen, skin and breasts even after a well-performed operation.
Combining more surgeries does not automatically create a better plan. Operative time, blood-clot risk, bleeding, anesthesia, healing and recovery capacity determine whether one stage or several is appropriate.
The final recommendation requires medical history, physical examination and preoperative studies.
Changes in the abdomen, breasts and body contour are identified.
Procedures that add value are separated from those that should not be combined.
Testing, habits, home support and logistics are organized before surgery.
Follow-up, mobility, garments and return to activity match the procedures performed.
These images are illustrative. Consultation translates broad goals such as restoring the abdomen or improving breast shape into specific diagnoses, alternatives and a recovery plan compatible with family life.


This information is educational and does not establish candidacy. The final combination requires an in-person exam, testing and individual risk assessment.
“He was kind, attentive to every detail and very committed to my recovery.”
“I am very happy with my result. It was an experience where you feel safe from the beginning.”
“I am very happy with my results. Recovery and the entire team's care were excellent.”
It may combine breast surgery, tummy tuck and body contouring. There is no mandatory combination; the plan depends on diagnosis and safety.
Not always. Health, operative time, risk and recovery determine whether a combined procedure is appropriate or whether staged surgery is safer.
Patients are generally advised to wait until recovery is stable, breastfeeding has ended and no near-term pregnancy is planned.
Recovery depends on the procedures included, the patient’s work, available support and healing. Help with daily tasks and childcare must be planned.
No. It addresses selected changes in skin, abdominal muscles, breast volume and localized fat in appropriate candidates.
Consultation in Medellin
Cl. 6 Sur #43A-227, Office 686, Medellin. Orientation can begin virtually, but the final recommendation requires a physical exam.
Schedule an assessmentSchedule a consultation to define priorities, safety, staging and a recovery plan compatible with family life.
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