The mommy makeover patients in my Long Island, NY, practice are typically incredibly excited about the procedure — especially its transformative results. But the cost of plastic surgery is an important factor. For the majority of my patients, in fact, cost is a major element in the decision-making process. While it’s normal to be concerned about the potential cost of plastic surgery, it can also be difficult or even awkward to bring it up with your surgeon. However, it’s important to open the lines of communication and discuss cost as openly as you’d discuss any other element of the surgery. A candid discussion can deepen the trust between you and your surgeon and ensure you’re both on the same page in terms of how you’d like to proceed.
At the end of each consultation with a prospective mommy makeover patient, a member of my staff offers her a written quote. This document details the fees associated with each unique surgery, as the cost of one mommy makeover can differ quite a bit from another. Factors that affect the final cost of surgery include the following:
- The specific procedures included in the mommy makeover
- Fees charged by the anesthesiologist
- Fees charged by the operating facility
- The cost of certain medical devices, such as breast implants
Aligned transformation begins when you are ready.
You already know what you’re seeking, not to become someone else, but to feel in complete harmony with yourself.
We’re here to listen, to guide, and to create with intention, results that honor your individuality, at your pace and in your own time.
When you’re ready, we’ll be here to begin that conversation.
Once you receive your quote, there’s no need to set the date for your surgery right away. I encourage my patients to bring it home and review it with other household decision-makers.
If you decide that you’re ready to move forward with surgery, you have a number of options for paying for it. Many of my patients choose to avail themselves of third-party financing. We work with 2 companies in particular: CareCredit and Prosper Healthcare Lending. Although you can apply for financing over the internet, our office staff can also help you navigate the process if you’d like.
Above all, remember that cost is just one factor when choosing a surgeon — and plastic surgery is certainly not an occasion for bargain shopping. When you’re looking for your own surgeon, pay attention to credentials (including board certification), before-and-after photos, and patient reviews. By taking the time to choose a qualified surgeon with a proven track record of favorable results, you can give yourself the gift of a beautiful, healthy body that you can enjoy for years.
