What is Mommy Make Over (MMO)?

MMO is generally a surgery or bundle of surgeries which help a woman look and feel more like they did prior to their pregnancy.  It helps in regaining their pre-baby body back. Usually, MMO’s comprise of tummy tuck with or without some kind of breast surgery.

Mommy Makeover: What it includes

• Since pregnancy and child birth affect each woman differently, the components of the surgical bundle vary depending on the patient’s specific needs.
• Mommy Make Over (MMO) may include:

• • Liposuction
  • Tummy tuck (Abdominoplasty)
  • Breast augmentation/reduction/lift
  • Cosmetic Genital Surgeries
  • Brachioplasty and thighplasty
  • Lasers for skin tightening and resurfacing

Types of Abdominoplasty

How to tell it is time for an MMO?

• You are frustrated with excess loose skin around your tummy which makes it hard to find clothes that fit
• You cannot achieve desired muscle tone in the midsection due to muscle separation
• You have to wear bulky padded bras to create the illusion of youthful breast shape and position
• Your self esteem has been impacted by significant changes to your body contours

Benefits of MMO:

• Boosts self confidence
• Returns breast fullness and firmness
• Reduces stretch marks
• Improves saggy tummy skin and breasts
• Contours the body
• Strengthens the abdominal muscles
• Brings back the pre-baby body

MMO: Things you should know…

• Most women experience some degree of breast changes: increase or decrease in size, sagging, changes in NAC. This requires various types of breast lifts with or without augmentation.
• The abdominal wall changes with stretch marks, extra skin along with relaxation/separation of recti muscles requires muscle divarication repair and abdominoplasty.
• Stubborn fat deposits appear due to hormonal changes of pregnancy which refuse to go with diet and exercise. This requires liposuction.
• Pregnancy induced changes in the labia and vagina are amenable to labioplasty and/or vaginoplasty.
• Combination of one or two of these procedures can be performed at the same time or as staged procedures under local or general anaesthesia.