What is Maternity Aesthetic Surgery?
Maternity aesthetics is applied to eliminate the deformations that occur in the body after the pregnancy period. It is known as a method that helps to remove all physical deformations (cracks, swellings, breast sagging, fat accumulated in the abdomen and hips) that occur after pregnancy at once. Thus, the quality of life of women is increased and a vigorous appearance is provided.
How is the maternal Aesthetic performed?
However, since the needs and expectations may change, the requests and complaints of each patient are listened to, and then a treatment plan is made by making examinations and tests. In this way, the desired goal is achieved in a better way.
All deformations are removed with a single operation. For this reason, it is often preferred by women who have given birth. Breast augmentation, breast reduction, breast lift, tummy tuck, removal of excess fat can be applied in the maternity aesthetic procedure, which includes various combinations specific to the individual's condition. It is an operation that takes between 5 and 6 hours on average.
To Whom Maternity Aesthetics Can Be Applied?
The most suitable candidates for the operation are mothers whose babies are weaned at least 6 months after birth. The reason for passing at least 6 months is for the body to recover itself after birth. It seems healthier to apply after the body fully recovers itself. However, women who plan to become pregnant again in a short time should have it done after the pregnancy period is over. Because if the mother gives birth again for a short time after the maternity aesthetic, the body may sag again.
Another operation is defined as labiaplasty. Labiaplasty is an operation applied to the inner lips of the vagina. Deformations in the vagina during childbirth are also eliminated. In this way, the patient is completely restored to the state before birth and a fit and aesthetic appearance is ensured.
Cost of Maternity Aesthetics?
Cost of Maternity aesthetics varies according to the methods to be applied to the patient.
