Miami · Mommy Makeover
A mommy makeover in Miami combines the procedures that reverse pregnancy's structural changes — usually a tummy tuck, liposuction and a breast lift or augmentation — into a single operation and a single recovery instead of three separate ones.
The abdominal component repairs separated muscle and removes loose skin. Liposuction restores the waist and flanks. The breast component is a lift, an augmentation, or both, depending on whether you lost volume, position, or both after breastfeeding.
Nothing is bundled by default — the plan is assembled from what your body actually needs, and any component can be left out.
Most patients are best served waiting until they are finished having children, are at a stable weight, and are at least six months past breastfeeding. Total operative time is kept within safe limits, which occasionally means staging the plan across two sessions.
Every consultation, surgical plan, consent and recovery instruction is available in English and Spanish — la consulta es completamente bilingüe.
Arrange help for the first two weeks — no lifting toddlers, no heavy housework. Most mothers are comfortable driving in about two weeks and back to full activity around six.
Financing is available through Alphaeon Credit, CareCredit, Cherry and PatientFi, including interest-free plans for qualified applicants, and you receive an exact all-in quote at consultation rather than an estimate that changes later.
Because it is a combination, cost depends entirely on which procedures are included and total operating time. You receive one exact all-in quote at consultation, with financing available.
Within controlled operative time and with a healthy patient, combining is safe and often safer overall than repeated anesthesia. If your plan would run too long, Dr. Espinoza stages it.
Breast augmentation and most lift techniques usually preserve the ability to breastfeed, but it cannot be guaranteed. Discuss future plans at your consultation.
Free bilingual mommy makeover consultation in Miami with Dr. Ronald Espinoza.
