Mummy Makeover in Turkey

A personalised Mummy Makeover, gently coordinated.

A Mummy Makeover (also spelled Mommy Makeover) is a considered combination of body contouring and breast procedures — planned together, only when safe and appropriate, with your comfort and long-term wellbeing at the centre.

Mummy Makeover at a glance

• What it is: a personalised combination — typically tummy tuck, liposuction and breast surgery — planned as one pathway.
• Where: JCI-accredited private hospitals in Istanbul, with senior plastic-surgery colleagues.
• Anaesthesia: general; combined surgery time 3–6 hours; 1–2 nights inpatient.
• Istanbul stay: 10–14 days total (pre-op review, surgery, in-person follow-up before flying home).
• Recovery: desk work 2–3 weeks, full activity 8–12 weeks, final result 6–12 months.
• Pricing: quoted only after video consultation — no fixed package, no undisclosed commissions.
• Doctor: Op. Dr. Berra Önsoy — obstetrician & gynaecologist, ~30 years' experience, coordinates the plastic-surgery team personally.

For many women, pregnancy, breastfeeding and weight change leave lasting effects on the tummy and breasts that no amount of exercise can address. A Mummy Makeover in Turkey brings the most helpful of these procedures — typically a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), liposuction and a breast lift or augmentation — into one carefully planned pathway.

Dr Berra Önsoy coordinates each plan personally with experienced plastic surgeons in JCI-accredited hospitals in Istanbul. UK and international patients are supported end-to-end: online consultation, transfers, accommodation and long-term follow-up.

Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)

Removes excess abdominal skin and can address separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti) after pregnancy or weight loss — a core part of most Mummy Makeover plans.

Who it may suit: Women with significant loose abdominal skin or muscle separation, typically after pregnancy or weight loss.
Approach: Planned individually with an experienced plastic surgeon.
Recovery outline: Recovery involves several weeks of careful activity guidance.

Mini tummy tuck

A more limited procedure focused on the lower abdomen for suitable candidates.

Who it may suit: Women with focal lower-abdominal skin laxity and no significant upper-abdominal concerns.
Approach: Chosen when a full abdominoplasty is not required.
Recovery outline: Generally shorter recovery than a full tummy tuck.

Liposuction

Targeted removal of stubborn fat deposits from defined areas.

Who it may suit: Women near their stable weight with localised fat concerns.
Approach: Used alone or alongside contouring procedures.
Recovery outline: Compression garments and gradual return to activity are advised.

360 liposuction

Circumferential contouring of the trunk for a more balanced silhouette.

Who it may suit: Discussed individually based on anatomy and goals.
Approach: Performed by an experienced plastic surgeon.
Recovery outline: Structured recovery plan with clear guidance.

Breast lift (mastopexy)

Reshapes and lifts the breast to address sagging without significantly changing size.

Who it may suit: Women with breast ptosis (drooping) after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight change.
Approach: Technique is chosen based on breast shape and goals.
Recovery outline: Support garments and paced activity return.

Breast augmentation

Increases breast volume using implants or, in selected cases, autologous fat transfer.

Who it may suit: Women seeking additional breast volume or improved shape.
Approach: Options and implications are discussed in detail during consultation.
Recovery outline: Individualised plan with careful follow-up.

Breast reduction

Reduces breast volume to relieve physical discomfort and improve balance.

Who it may suit: Women with symptoms such as back or shoulder pain related to breast size.
Approach: Focused on symptom relief and a natural, balanced result.
Recovery outline: Planned recovery with clear activity guidance.

Combined procedures

Selected procedures may be combined in a single planned pathway, when safe and appropriate.

Who it may suit: Suitability for combined surgery is assessed carefully.
Approach: Planned in coordination between Dr Berra and the plastic surgical team.
Recovery outline: Recovery is longer than for a single procedure and planned accordingly.

These summaries are educational and do not replace medical advice. Suitability, risks and expected recovery are discussed individually during a personal consultation. Book a video consultation.