Breast procedures
Address volume loss, ptosis (droop) or heaviness after pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Breast lift (mastopexy)
- Augmentation (implants) or lift with implants
- Breast reduction
- Implant revision or replacement
A mummy makeover is a tailored combination of procedures designed to address common post‑pregnancy changes. Most plans include a tummy tuck with muscle repair, a breast procedure (lift, augmentation, lift with implants or reduction) and targeted liposuction. Your exact combination is matched to your goals, anatomy and safety considerations.
Lift, augmentation, lift with implants, reduction or implant revision.
Tummy tuck with muscle repair; mini tummy tuck in select cases.
Liposuction to flanks, hips, abdomen, bra rolls or thighs as needed.
Some plans are combined in one session, others are staged for safety.
While every plan is personalised, most mummy makeovers combine a breast procedure, an abdominal procedure and selective liposuction. Explore the common building blocks below and how they can be tailored to your goals.
Address volume loss, ptosis (droop) or heaviness after pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Flatten the abdomen, remove excess skin and repair muscle separation where indicated.
Refine contours and complement your breast and abdominal procedures.
Selected patients may consider adding or staging other treatments.
Your plan is guided by safety first. Some combinations can be completed in one operation; others are safer and more comfortable when split into two stages.
Ideal candidates are at or near a stable weight, finished breastfeeding, non‑smokers and have realistic goals. Planning focuses on proportion, scar placement, recovery timing and long‑term maintenance.
Volume loss, breast asymmetry, skin laxity, diastasis recti, stubborn fat areas.
Australian guidelines require a GP referral, informed consent and a cooling‑off period.
Most downtime is driven by the tummy tuck. Plan support at home and time away from strenuous activity.
Follow a structured pathway from research to recovery so your combination, risks, costs and timeline are clear before you proceed.
Obtain a GP referral. Read about mummy makeover basics, costs and recovery.
Discuss goals, anatomy and options. Use our consultation checklist and review informed consent.
Decide on single vs staged approach, review written fees and prepare logistics. See national cost factors and finance options.
Hospital procedure with qualified anaesthetist, then structured follow‑up and aftercare. Learn about risks and warning signs.
Choosing the right surgeon and setting is essential for combined procedures. Verify training, facility standards and aftercare, then plan your combination within safe operating times and recovery support.
These summaries show the role of each component in a typical mummy makeover. Your plan may include some or all of these based on suitability.
Restores position, shape and proportion.
Removes excess skin, tightens the abdomen and repairs separated muscles (diastasis) where indicated.
Targets resistant fat to fine‑tune contouring.
Clear answers about what is included in a mummy makeover, how combinations are chosen, and what to expect in Australia.
Yes. Your surgeon will tailor the breast, abdomen and liposuction components to your goals, anatomy and safe operating time. Not everyone needs all components.
It depends on your combination. Many single‑session plans fit within recommended operating limits for combined cosmetic surgery. Larger plans are often staged. Your consultation will outline timing and rationale.
Breast scars depend on the procedure (for example, around the areola and vertically for many lifts). Tummy tuck scars typically run low across the abdomen, with a small scar at the belly button. Liposuction uses small access points.
After weight and breastfeeding are stable, and once you have reliable support for recovery. If more children are planned soon, discuss timing with your surgeon.
Reach a stable weight, stop smoking, optimise general health, arrange home help, and follow pre‑op guidance. Use our consultation checklist to prepare.
Breast implant revision or replacement can be included or staged. A detailed assessment will confirm options, risks and whether combining is appropriate.
Request guidance on what to include in your combination, whether to stage procedures, expected recovery and detailed costs. Our team will help you navigate referral, consultation and next steps in Australia.
Breast, abdomen and liposuction options tailored to your goals.
Clear advice on eligibility, operating time and recovery support.