If you are pregnant or have recently given birth and are considering plastic surgery, this information is for you. You may be wondering: How long should I wait after having a child to undergo plastic surgery? It is time to clear that doubt.
The answer as to how long you should wait will depend on your body’s recovery process. From Ideal Plastic Surgery, we recommend that you wait a minimum of 3 to 6 months postpartum to undergo any surgical procedure.
As you already know, the body goes through different processes before, during and after giving birth to return to “normal”. From this moment on, you have the possibility of opting for a surgical procedure.
You need to know…
It is important for you to know that your body needs to recover from pregnancy and postpartum before you have plastic surgery. This involves restoring muscle strength, weight loss and adjusting to hormonal changes.
Before surgery, you should know:
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- Your breastfeeding process should have culminated.
- Your body organs should have resumed their normal place and size.
- You must be at a healthy weight to undergo plastic surgery.
Plastic surgery is a good option
Having plastic surgery some time after giving birth is a good option, since it will also help to correct some of the physical ravages caused by pregnancy, such as abdominal diastasis, sagging and deformity in the breasts and flaccidity in the abdomen.
One of the best known postpartum procedures is the Mommy Makeover, which corrects several areas of the body in the same intervention; the most common combination is the abdomen and breasts.
Emotional Support
Motherhood is a transformative journey, and making the decision to undergo plastic surgery should be accompanied by solid emotional support, as this will give you greater confidence.
From Ideal Plastic Surgery, we will accompany you in this journey of transformation before, during and after; we want you to feel comfortable and confident again with an ideal body.
Make the decision and contact us, our medical team is waiting for you.
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