FAQ

“Mommy makeover” is a term that includes a combination of any of the following surgical procedures: Labiaplasty, FemiLift™, Liposuction, Abdominoplasty (aka Tummy Tuck), Brazilian Butt Lift, and Breast Augmentation or Lift.

These surgeries are intended for body contouring, not weight loss. Before undergoing a breast augmentation, you must have already stopped breastfeeding so that your breasts will be be back to their normal size before they can be surgically altered. Also, you shouldn’t have a Mommy Makeover if you’re just getting started having children because a second (third, or fourth!) pregnancy will undo the changes you’ve made to your body, resulting in your body being back at square one, wanting to have the same procedures again.

All women have different bodies and pregnancies. Because of this, all women recover at different rates. The celebrities, models, and actresses on the big screen or the pages of your magazines should not be making you feel bad about yourself. After your pregnancy, it is necessary to do what you can to stay healthy and let things unfold naturally—don’t rush it! Eventually, when and if the time is right, Dr. Rajagopal will be here to talk to you about your options and answer any of your personal questions about mommy makeovers!

Here are before and after photos. Warning, photos may be considered explicit.

Make sure to check their credentials, before and after photos, as well as how many times they have performed the procedure. See also how to choose a plastic surgeon.

These procedures are all generally very risk free. Femilift, labiaplasty, liposuction, and tummy tuck procedures very rarely have any complications at all. Breast augmentations do have a slightly higher chance of complications including rippling, wrinkling, implant deflation, or loss of nipple sensation.

Usha Rajagopal, MD’s fee estimates are all inclusive.  The plastic surgery costs include: surgeon, operating room, anesthesia, and specialized equipment (such as ultrasonic liposuction or specialized CO2 laser-resurfacing) fees, as well as patient garments, implants, wraps, etc.