- Gender
- Female
Description
This patient is 6 months post-op mommy makeover.
Mommy Makeover Before and After: Seeing Breasts and Abdomen as One Silhouette
A mommy makeover always involves the breasts and the abdomen, so the most useful way to look at a case is as a single silhouette. In this set, follow how the chest and midsection relate to each other from the front, side, and angled views using the thumbnails. A well-planned result keeps those two areas in proportion with each other and with the rest of the body.
Dr. Justin Bellamy designs mommy makeovers as unified plans, drawing on options such as breast augmentation, breast lift, and abdominoplasty depending on each patient’s anatomy and goals. He is honest about what is anatomically accomplishable and stays personally involved with patients and their families. His fellowship-level aesthetic training and his AAAASF-accredited facility support both planning and surgery. Learn more about the mommy makeover, tummy tuck, and breast augmentation. Individual results vary.
Dr. Bellamy is also known for the way he works with patients who are balancing family and personal goals. He values clear communication and wants every patient to feel comfortable, and he remains in direct contact with you and your family throughout care. Surgery takes place in his own facility with two certified AAAASF operating rooms, and a consultation is where you can talk through your plan. Families researching a mommy makeover in West Palm Beach or Jupiter can find Dr. Bellamy’s practice in Palm Beach Gardens.
Straight answers on mommy makeover before and after
What procedures can a mommy makeover include?
A mommy makeover pairs a breast procedure with an abdominal procedure. The specific options are chosen to suit your anatomy and goals.
Why look at the breasts and abdomen together?
Their proportions affect each other and the overall figure, so Dr. Bellamy plans them as one silhouette.
Do I need to be a mother to have a mommy makeover?
No. Many of the changes associated with pregnancy also occur with time and gravity, and the procedure is planned around your anatomy rather than your history.
