Breast shape & volume
A breast lift, reduction, augmentation with an implant or fat, or a combined approach may be discussed. Scars, sensation, breastfeeding, and future device care matter.
Ask about breast surgery →A personalised combination of breast, abdominal, and body-contouring procedures—planned around your anatomy, health, and recovery.
VIPmedi connects you with plastic surgery teams at selected partner hospitals in Turkey and helps coordinate your enquiry, visit, and follow-up plan.
“Mommy makeover” is a popular name, not one fixed operation. Final suitability and the exact procedures require examination by the treating surgeon.
Illustration shows planning areas only; it does not predict an operation or result.
It can address several changes after pregnancy, breastfeeding, ageing, or weight change. You may need one procedure, a carefully selected combination, staged surgery—or no surgery.
The aim is not to include every procedure. It is to identify which concerns matter to you and which approach is proportionate.
A breast lift, reduction, augmentation with an implant or fat, or a combined approach may be discussed. Scars, sensation, breastfeeding, and future device care matter.
Ask about breast surgery →Abdominoplasty may remove excess skin and address selected abdominal-wall changes. It is different from weight-loss treatment and creates a permanent scar.
Discuss abdominal surgery →Liposuction may reshape localised fat deposits around selected areas. It does not tighten all loose skin, treat obesity, or guarantee a particular silhouette.
Ask about body contouring →Caesarean scars, hernias, implants, earlier body contouring, or other operations can change the plan. Bring available reports and implant details for review.
Request an individual review →Labiaplasty or another intimate procedure is not an automatic part of a mommy makeover. It requires separate goals, assessment, consent, and discussion of function, sensation, scarring, and alternatives.
Your surgeon and anaesthesia team should decide after reviewing the exact procedures, expected operating time, medical risk, and recovery support.
Some procedures may be safely combined for a suitable patient when the overall plan remains within the team’s clinical limits.
Separate operations may reduce the extent of one surgical episode or make recovery more manageable.
Longer procedures, blood loss, blood-clot risk, wound burden, reduced mobility, and your health all influence whether combining surgery is appropriate. Convenience or price should not override this assessment.
These are common planning factors, not a pass-or-fail checklist. Only the treating team can determine personal suitability.
Medical conditions, medicines, anaesthetic history, blood-clot risk, and previous surgery are assessed.
Major planned weight change can alter the result and may affect timing, nutrition, and wound healing.
Later pregnancy is possible after many procedures but may change the result; timing should be considered carefully.
Smoking, vaping, and nicotine products can impair circulation and healing. Follow the surgeon’s instructions exactly.
Plan childcare, meals, transport, and help with lifting. Caring for a baby or toddler can conflict with restrictions.
Know who reviews wounds, drains, implants, and concerns in Turkey and after you return home.
Discuss the exact procedures, incision positions, likely scars, alternatives, recovery, and risks. Ask how the surgeon’s specialist qualifications and registration can be verified in Turkey.
If breast implants are proposed, request the manufacturer, model, surface, fill, size, product information, and future monitoring plan. Implants are medical devices and are not lifetime products.
VIPmedi works with Acıbadem, Memorial, Medical Park, Medipol, and Medicana. Relevant services are available at selected facilities within these networks.
Acıbadem
Memorial
Medical Park
Medipol
MedicanaThe hospital, branch, affiliated brand, treating surgeon, and available procedures are confirmed for your case. Not every branch provides every operation. The treating clinicians—not VIPmedi—make the medical recommendations and provide clinical care.
Your surgeon must consider the operation, mobility, recovery, reviews, and blood-clot risk. Keep return travel flexible.
There is no responsible one-price estimate without defining the exact procedures and reviewing your case. Ask for each inclusion and exclusion in writing.
The sequence below is general. Your procedure combination, health, and progress determine the real schedule.
Pain control, walking, wounds, drains, garments, medicines, and warning signs are reviewed before discharge.
You may need help standing, dressing, sleeping, preparing food, and caring for children. Do not lift without clearance.
Follow individual advice about work, driving, garments, wound care, exercise, bathing, and sleeping position.
Swelling, scars, sensation, and breast or abdominal shape continue to change. Results take time to mature.
Before leaving Turkey, obtain your discharge summary, operation record, medicine list, implant card if relevant, emergency contacts, and written follow-up instructions.
There is no standard combination. It may involve breast surgery, abdominoplasty, and selected liposuction, but the plan should include only procedures appropriate for your goals, anatomy, health, and recovery capacity.
No. A smaller combination or staged operations may be recommended. The surgeon and anaesthesia team assess total operating time, blood loss, wound burden, mobility, blood-clot risk, and your medical history.
Use the Contact Us page to describe the areas you want to discuss, previous surgery, relevant health history, and your preferred travel period. Ask how any requested photographs or records should be shared securely.
A later pregnancy may change breast and abdominal results. It does not automatically rule out every procedure, but timing and expectations need careful discussion with the surgeon.
There is no universal date suitable for everyone. Your body, breast tissue, weight, hormones, nutrition, and childcare situation need time to stabilise. The surgeon should advise after reviewing your circumstances.
No. Abdominoplasty and liposuction reshape selected tissues; they do not treat obesity or replace weight management. Planned major weight loss can affect the timing and result.
Abdominal-wall changes can be assessed during consultation, and repair may be considered when clinically appropriate. Not every visible abdominal concern is caused by muscle separation, and hernia assessment may also be needed.
Not necessarily. Depending on your goals and tissue, options may include lift, reduction, implant augmentation, fat transfer, or no breast surgery. If an implant is proposed, discuss device-specific risks and future monitoring.
You should expect lifting restrictions, especially after abdominal or breast surgery. The exact limit and duration depend on your operation and healing. Arrange childcare and physical help before travelling.
The hospital and surgeon determine the required stay from your exact plan and progress. Allow time for consultation, surgery, recovery, and reviews, and keep travel flexible in case your discharge or flight clearance changes.
Only after the treating surgeon considers you fit to travel. Surgery and prolonged travel can both increase blood-clot risk. Hospital discharge alone is not flight clearance.
Every operation creates scars. Ask the surgeon to draw or explain their likely positions for each procedure and discuss how they may mature, which factors can worsen them, and what care is advised.
Confirm the named surgeon, procedures, hospital, anaesthesia, tests, implants, garments, medicines, nights, follow-up, travel services, exclusions, and arrangements for complications or revisions. Contact VIPmedi for an individual enquiry.
Agree on local follow-up before you travel and keep the hospital’s instructions and records. VIPmedi can help coordinate communication, but urgent symptoms require immediate assessment where you are.
Tell us which areas concern you, whether you have had previous surgery, and when you hope to travel. VIPmedi can help coordinate the next appropriate hospital enquiry.
Use the contact page for your initial enquiry. Avoid sending identity documents, full medical records, or intimate photographs in the first message; ask how requested information should be shared securely.