Mummy Makeover

Yes, a mummy makeover typically combines multiple procedures performed in
a single surgery. This approach reduces overall downtime and allows for
comprehensive body transformation.

Breastfeeding after a mummy makeover may be possible, depending on the
procedures performed. It is essential to discuss your plans for future pregnancies
and breastfeeding with your surgeon during the consultation to ensure
an appropriate surgical approach is taken.

As with any surgical procedure, there are risks and potential complications.
These can include infection, bleeding, adverse reactions to anaesthesia,
scarring, asymmetry, and changes in nipple or breast sensation. Our
experienced surgeons take every precaution to minimise these risks.

Drains may be used during the initial recovery period to remove excess fluid from
the surgical areas. They are typically removed within a few days to a week, depending
on your healing progress.

While some initial results will be visible immediately after surgery, it takes time for
swelling to subside and for the body to fully heal. You can expect to see the final results
of a mummy makeover within several months as the body continues to settle and adjust.

Mummy makeover procedures, like any surgical procedure, come with inherent risks.
However, when performed by a skilled and experienced plastic surgeon in an accredited
facility, mummy makeovers are generally safe.It’s important to choose a board-certified
plastic surgeon who has extensive experience in performing mummy makeovers and a
track record of delivering successful outcomes.