The cost of a Mommy Makeover at Delaware Valley Plastic Surgery varies from person to person and is dependent on many factors. Dr. Sorokin understands the large role that cost plays when considering plastic surgery, so he offers concise, transparent pricing guidelines to each patient. The cost of a Mommy Makeover includes:
- Surgeon’s fee
- Anesthesia fee
- Facility fee
- The cost of breast implants, if applicable
- Preoperative blood work or other tests
- Postoperative supplies including surgical bras, compression garments, drains, and dressings
Dr. Sorokin urges prospective patients to consider other expenses, such as prescription medicines, when making the decision to undergo a Mommy Makeover.
Our staff is happy to offer cost estimates over the phone, but you may request a customized, written quote during your consultation. This appointment is also an excellent opportunity to discuss payment and financing options with Dr. Sorokin and his staff.
How can I prepare for a Mommy Makeover?
As with other surgeries, it’s important for Mommy Makeover patients to have a strong support system at home. During the initial recovery period, you’ll need lots of help around the house. If friends or family are not available, you might arrange private nursing care for help during the first few days after surgery. Other good ways to prepare include:
- Stocking the kitchen with nutritious, ready-to-eat meals and snacks. Although some medications can diminish your appetite, it’s important to nourish yourself while your body heals. Popular choices include smoothies, low-salt soups, and fresh fruit.
- Filling your prescriptions in advance.
- Closely reading Dr. Sorokin’s instructions for before and after surgery and getting answers to any questions you may have.
- Discontinuing the use of some medicines and supplements. Dr. Sorokin advises you on which ones you should postpone.
- Preparing your home. Many patients find that they go through a “nesting” period before surgery. A clean and organized home can reduce your stress and enhance your overall well-being while you recover. Keep your favorite movies, magazines, and books on hand, choose a comfortable recliner to sleep in during the first few nights, and be sure you have plenty of supplies such as toilet paper, baby wipes, and lotion.