Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)
Addresses muscle separation, excess skin and abdominal contour.
See how it fits a comboIn Australia, most mummy makeover combinations range from $25,000 to $45,000+ depending on which procedures are combined (for example, tummy tuck, breast lift/augmentation/reduction and liposuction), surgeon expertise, time in theatre, hospital and anaesthetist fees, and where you have surgery. Below is a practical guide to typical ranges, inclusions, Medicare/private health considerations and how to get a written, itemised quote.
Most quotes fall within the mid‑$20k to mid‑$40k range depending on plan.
Procedure mix, time in theatre, hospital stay, location and complexity.
Limited Medicare/private health may apply to specific medical indications.
Book a consult (with GP referral) to receive a written, itemised quote.
See common procedure combinations and planning tips.
Typical downtime, aftercare and milestones.
Plan leave for a safe return to activity.
Mummy makeover vs tummy tuck only — costs and recovery.
How cosmetic surgery fees work across Australia.
Payment plans and what to consider before you apply.
A mummy makeover is a tailored combination designed around your goals and anatomy. Costs vary by what’s included and how complex each step is. Explore the core procedures below and review their individual cost pages for deeper guidance.
Addresses muscle separation, excess skin and abdominal contour.
See how it fits a comboRestores position, shape and volume; implant and fat options.
View breast augmentation costTargets localised fat to refine contours of the abdomen, flanks, thighs and more.
Ask what areas can be combinedPersonalised planning may include labiaplasty or minor body contouring adjustments.
Mummy makeover overviewThese broad, Australia‑wide guide ranges are indicative only. Your anatomy, goals, hospital choice and time in theatre determine the final figure. Written quotes follow consultation and clinical assessment.
The safest way to get an accurate number is to complete a proper assessment. In Australia, a GP referral is required before consulting the surgeon who will perform cosmetic surgery.
Obtain a referral outlining your history and concerns. This is required for cosmetic surgery consultations.
Discuss goals, anatomy, risks, staging vs combining, hospital setting and recovery. At least two pre‑op consultations are required, with a cooling‑off period after informed consent.
Receive a breakdown of surgeon, hospital and anaesthetist fees, plus any implants, garments and standard reviews.
Review finance options and timing. Only proceed when you fully understand benefits, risks, costs and recovery.
Prices shift based on the procedure mix and how long your surgery takes. Hospital and anaesthetist fees are typically time‑based; surgeon fees reflect complexity and scope.
Consider how you will pay, whether any limited cover may apply, and the best timing for work and family life.
Many patients use savings or third‑party finance. Compare fees, interest and total cost of credit before you apply.
Coverage is uncommon for cosmetic procedures. Strict criteria may apply for specific medical indications.
Combining can reduce duplicated fees, but staging may be safer for some patients. Your surgeon will advise.
Clear answers to the most common cost questions in Australia. For an exact figure, request an itemised quote after consultation.
Most combinations sit between $25,000 and $45,000+. The final cost depends on your mix of procedures (tummy tuck, breast lift/augmentation/reduction, liposuction), time in theatre, hospital and anaesthetist fees, and surgeon expertise.
Procedure scope, complexity, revision needs, implant choices, city and private hospital rates can all shift the figure. Two patients with similar goals can still require different techniques and time in theatre.
Combining can reduce duplicated hospital and anaesthetic fees compared to doing them separately, but longer operating times and overnight stays may offset savings. Safety and suitability come first.
Mummy makeovers are usually cosmetic. Limited item numbers may apply only for specific medical indications (e.g., severe symptomatic diastasis). If eligible and appropriately insured, some hospital fees may be covered. Always confirm with your surgeon and fund.
Most quotes include standard post‑operative reviews and basic garments. Scar care products, extra garments or non‑standard therapies may be additional. Ask your clinic to list what’s included.
Discuss day surgery vs overnight, consider staggering liposuction areas, and select an appropriate hospital. Never compromise on surgeon qualifications or safety to chase lower prices.
Get guidance on likely ranges for your goals, what may be included, Medicare/private health considerations and how finance works. We’ll help you plan the next step toward a written, itemised quote after consultation with a registered specialist.
Cost guidance across major cities and regional centres.
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