Restore Your Confidence with a Mummy Makeover in London

Do you struggle with loose skin, stretch marks, or stubborn fat pockets after childbirth?

Are you feeling less like yourself after childbirth, noticing changes like loose skin, stretch marks, or stubborn fat that just won’t budge?

It’s completely understandable. Many women experience these changes, and a Mummy Makeover could be the answer to regaining your confidence and feeling comfortable in your own skin again.

What exactly is a Mummy Makeover?

Think of it as a personalised plan, designed specifically for you. It’s not a one-size-fits-all procedure; it’s a combination of treatments tailored to address your unique concerns and help you achieve your desired results. Typically, a Mummy Makeover includes:

• Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty): This is often a core part of the makeover. It tightens those stretched abdominal muscles and removes any excess skin, creating a smoother, firmer tummy.
• Breast Enhancement (Augmentation, Lift, or Reduction): Pregnancy and breastfeeding can significantly alter your breasts. This part of the makeover focuses on restoring volume, reshaping, and lifting your breasts to a more youthful position.
• Liposuction: For those stubborn pockets of fat that resist diet and exercise, liposuction can help to sculpt and contour specific areas, creating a more balanced and harmonious silhouette.

Each plan is customised to your unique needs and goals, ensuring natural-looking results that enhance your body’s shape while maintaining a harmonious balance.

What are the benefits of a Mummy Makeover?

• Improved body shape and contour.
• A significant boost in self-esteem and confidence.
• A more youthful and rejuvenated appearance.

Is a Mummy Makeover right for me?

The best way to determine if a Mummy Makeover is suitable for you is to schedule a consultation with a qualified and experienced surgeon, like Mr. Solomos. He will assess your overall health, discuss your goals, and provide realistic expectations.

Ready to Reclaim Your Body?

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Solomos today and take the first step towards restoring your confidence and embracing your pre-baby body.

Mr. Mark Solomos is known for his meticulous and personalised approach. He understands that every woman’s body and goals are different. He takes the time to listen to your concerns and creates a bespoke surgical plan to address your specific needs. He combines his extensive knowledge and experience to achieve natural-looking results, focusing on enhancing your body’s shape while maintaining a harmonious balance.

Mr Solomos performs Mummy Makeover procedures in London at Highgate Private Hospital and Chelsea’s Cadogan Clinic.

Mark will listen to your concerns and create a bespoke surgical plan that addresses your specific needs. With his wealth of experience and knowledge, Dr. Solomos is dedicated to helping you achieve the best possible outcome.

Mr. Solomos is a member of the General Medical Council’s Specialist Register in Plastic Surgery, which certifies that he meets the requirements set by the General Medical Council and the Royal College of Surgeons, and is qualified to perform cosmetic and reconstructive procedures as a Consultant Surgeon.

Memberships

• GMC’s Specialist Register in Plastic Surgery
• Fellow of the European Board of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
• Royal College of Surgeons of Glasgow

Mr. Solomos to help you reclaim your body with skilful precision and compassionate care.

Please contact us or complete the form at the top of the page for more information about a Mummy Makeover

FAQ: Your Questions Answered

Am I a good candidate for a Mummy Makeover?

If you’re looking to address changes in your breasts and abdomen caused by pregnancy, are generally healthy, and have realistic expectations about the results, you’re likely a suitable candidate. We generally recommend waiting at least six months after giving birth to allow your body to recover. While a Mummy Makeover won’t prevent future pregnancies, it’s usually best to complete your family before undergoing the procedure to maintain your results.

Should I try to lose weight before the surgery?

Yes, it’s ideal to be at or near your target weight before a Mummy Makeover. Significant weight loss after the surgery could lead to more sagging skin or drooping breasts, which might affect your results.

What kind of scarring can I expect?

Scarring is a natural part of any surgery, but we take great care to minimize it. Breast scars will vary depending on the technique used, and may involve incisions along the breast crease, around the areola, or a combination. Tummy tuck scars are typically low, extending from hip to hip, just above the pubic area, with a possible scar around the belly button. Liposuction scars are usually very small and hidden in natural skin creases. Remember, scars will continue to fade and flatten over the first year.

How long will my recovery take?

Recovery time varies depending on the specific procedures and your job. If you have a desk job, you might return to work sooner than someone with a physically demanding job. We recommend gradually reintroducing low-impact activities like walking and cycling before resuming more strenuous exercise. You might experience some pain for one to two weeks, and abdominal tightness for several weeks. A compression garment will be provided to help with swelling and bruising, and should be worn for four to six weeks. Avoid vigorous exercise for six to 12 weeks. If you choose to spread the surgery out over multiple operations, it will lengthen the total recovery time.

Are the results of a Mummy Makeover permanent?

The results are long-lasting, but not entirely permanent. Your body naturally changes with age, and skin elasticity decreases over time. To help maintain your results, we recommend a healthy lifestyle, including good nutrition, exercise, and avoiding smoking. Smoking can accelerate aging and hinder healing. Future touch-up procedures, like liposuction or a breast lift, might be considered. Also, it is best to have this procedure after you are done having children, and to maintain a stable weight.

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