Restore your pre-pregnancy confidence with a personalized approach built around your body's unique changes.
Pregnancy and motherhood change the body in ways that diet and exercise alone often can't reverse. Stretched skin, weakened abdominal muscles, and changes in breast volume and shape are common, no matter how dedicated you've been to a healthy lifestyle since giving birth. A mommy makeover at our Tysons Corner office offers a comprehensive, personalized way to address these changes and help you feel more like yourself again.
A mommy makeover isn't a single procedure, but a customized combination of surgeries designed to address the most common effects of pregnancy in one coordinated treatment plan. Because every patient's body responds to pregnancy differently, your specific combination of procedures is tailored entirely to your goals and concerns.
Your provider will help determine which of these procedures, in what combination, best addresses your specific concerns.
Tightens separated abdominal muscles and removes excess skin left behind after pregnancy.
Restores volume that's often lost after pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Addresses sagging and repositions the breast for a firmer, more youthful contour.
Refines and contours areas like the flanks, thighs, or back that may have stubborn fat deposits.
A mommy makeover may be the right option if you're bothered by the physical changes pregnancy has left behind. You may be a good candidate if you:
During your consultation for a mommy makeover at our Tysons Corner office, Dr. Chang will evaluate your specific concerns and help determine which procedures should be included in your personalized mommy makeover plan.
The expertise of our board-certified surgical team guides every procedure at Congressional Plastic Surgery.
Dr. Christopher Chang has been named a Top Doctor by Washingtonian Magazine and Newsweek. He is double board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He trained at Harvard, NYU, Yale, and Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Dr. Hillary Jenny is a board-eligible plastic surgeon with training from MIT, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, and Johns Hopkins Hospital. She also completed a prestigious aesthetic surgery fellowship in Beverly Hills, specializing in rhinoplasty, facelift, and breast and body procedures.
This depends on your specific concerns and goals. During your consultation, your provider will evaluate areas such as your abdomen and breasts to recommend a combination of procedures tailored to your needs.
Most providers recommend waiting until you've finished breastfeeding and your body has stabilized, generally at least six months to a year, before proceeding with a mommy makeover.
Combining procedures is common and may be appropriate for healthy candidates. Your provider will evaluate your health, medical history, and treatment plan to determine whether combining procedures is a safe option for you.
Mommy makeovers are generally considered cosmetic and aren't typically covered by insurance. However, certain components, such as a breast reduction performed for medical reasons, may qualify for coverage in some cases.
Recovery is generally longer than it would be for a single procedure, but combining surgeries may allow you to recover from multiple procedures during one recovery period rather than undergoing separate recoveries over time.
Yes, it is possible to become pregnant after a mommy makeover. However, a future pregnancy can significantly affect your results, which is why mommy makeovers are generally recommended for patients who are finished having children.
Schedule a consultation at our Vienna, VA or Chevy Chase, MD office. We'll take it from there.
