It is recommended that you wait until you are done having children before undergoing any mommy makeover procedures. It is also strongly suggested that you delay getting a mommy makeover until after you have completed nursing your youngest child and before you have plastic surgery. If you wait for six months after you’ve stopped nursing, your breasts will have had time to settle in shape and size, which will make it easier for us to do an appropriate surgical examination.

Last but not least, before getting a mommy makeover, it is suggested that women wait around six months after giving birth to return to their pre-pregnancy weight before getting one. Before undergoing another big operation, this helps guarantee that the body has stabilized and healed from the strains of pregnancy and delivery. Similar to the breasts, this is important since it ensures recovery.

Within ten days of your surgery, the majority of the sutures that aren’t dissolvable will be removed. Other sutures should disintegrate between six and eight weeks after they have been placed. When sutures become visible or perceptible, it is very important not to touch them or tug on them in any way. You are free to give our staff a call at any time throughout the healing process if you are worried about the condition of your sutures or if you are experiencing any level of pain.

It is highly recommended that you wait at least six weeks before engaging in any kind of strenuous or intensive physical exercise. It is necessary to provide sufficient time for the sutures to dissolve, the wounds to heal, and the muscles to recuperate from the strain of each surgery.

You need to take at least a month off from activities like swimming, vigorous exercise, and carrying heavy objects in order to have the best possible recovery. After a month, if it is approved with our staff, you may start doing some mild activity.

When you are discharged from the clinic, you will need assistance getting home as well as having someone stay with you for an extra two days so that your recovery may be monitored and you can get assistance with tasks around the house.

You should not use a motor vehicle during this time period. After your treatment, a member of our staff will make it a point to review the specifics of your surgery with you in order to provide you with an accurate time estimate. Before you go behind the wheel, you should follow the rule of thumb of waiting until you feel healed enough to confidently manage an emergency scenario after you’ve reached that point.

Wait until you are certain that you will be able to respond correctly while driving if you are experiencing pain or discomfort since this might slow down your response time or restrict your ability to act swiftly when necessary.

This may vary from patient to patient, but you should make it a priority to stay put for at least a month following surgery before considering any significant travel. Flying is particularly dangerous since it raises the risk of developing an infection while recovering from surgery.