Mummy Makeover Surgery

Mummy Makeover Surgery is a customised procedure designed to restore your body after childbirth. It typically combines tummy tuck and breast surgery to address changes in the abdomen and breasts.

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Potential Risks & Complications of Surgery

Like any surgery, the mummy makeover procedure poses both frequent and infrequent risks for patients.

Frequent: Bruising, swelling, tightness or discomfort, altered breast or abdominal sensation

Infrequent: Infection, delayed wound healing, bleeding, poor scarring, asymmetry, seroma, implant-related complications (if implants are used), need for revision surgery

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Mummy Makeover Surgery: What to Expect

For some women, the option of labiaplasty is important, especially after problematic childbirth. This is a sensitive topic to discuss and can cause embarrassment, but in the right patient, it is a very successful operation with clear functional and cosmetic benefits.

A mummy makeover targets the areas most affected by pregnancy and childbirth, focusing on the abdomen and breasts. It often includes procedures such as a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) and breast surgery, either performed together or in stages. The goal is to help women regain a firmer, more youthful appearance.

Mat Griffiths specialises in tailored surgeries to meet individual body contouring needs, helping restore confidence after childbirth.

Mummy Makeover Surgery on Finance

Finance Options Available

Finance options are available at select locations. Please enquire with our team for more information on available plans.

Mummy Makeover Surgery After Childbirth

What Happens During Mummy Makeover Surgery?

This surgery usually combines procedures aimed at rejuvenating the body. A tummy tuck removes excess skin and tightens the abdominal area, with a discreet scar positioned low on the abdomen. Breast surgery can involve implants or a lift to reshape the breasts.

For those needing both volume and lift, combined breast augmentation and lift (augmentation mastopexy) may be recommended. In labiaplasty surgery, excess tissue or problematic scars can be addressed. Mat Griffiths ensures each surgery plan is customised to your specific goals.

Mummy Makeover Advice & Insights

Frequently Asked Questions

We’ve compiled the most frequently asked questions around mummy makeover surgery and organised them in a single, easy-to-read section.

By providing clear, straightforward answers, we aim to give you the information you need to feel confident and reassured before making any decisions about surgery.

This means less time searching for answers, more time focusing on your goals, and a smoother journey from first consultation to feeling confident in your results.

What are the potential risks and complications of mummy makeover surgery?

As with any major surgery, a mummy makeover carries some potential risks and complications. It’s essential to be fully informed before making a decision.

Mr. Griffiths will explain these details in more depth during your consultation and address any questions you may have, so you can feel confident and reassured about your options.

Mummy makeover surgery is designed for women who want to restore their pre-pregnancy body confidence and appearance.

It is especially popular among those seeking to remove excess skin and stubborn fat from the abdominal area, while also enhancing or restoring the shape and volume of the breasts.

During your consultation, Mr. Griffiths will take time to understand your goals and recommend the best combination of procedures to achieve natural, long-lasting results.

Recovery after a mummy makeover varies depending on the combination of procedures performed, but most women require approximately 2–3 weeks off work to rest and heal.

Light activities can usually be resumed after this time; however, you should avoid driving and strenuous exercise for approximately 6 weeks.

Swelling and bruising will continue to improve over the following months, with final results becoming visible once your body has fully healed, typically between 3 and 6 months.

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Chelmsford

Operating in Phoenix Hospital, Chelmsford.

Colchester

Operating in The Oaks Hospital, Colchester.

Brentwood

Operating in Spire Hartswood Hospital.

London

Operating in Waymouth Street Clinic.