After pregnancy

I don’t recognize my body since my pregnancy.

A pregnancy changes far more than your body alone. Hormones, a changed role as a mother and the intense first period with a baby can leave you feeling as though you have lost yourself for a while, or experiencing your body differently than before. Breasts can lose volume or begin to sag, and the abdomen can change lastingly as well. The body needs time to recover from this. That is why I advise considering a treatment only from at least six months after giving birth and, if you have breastfed, at least six months after you stop breastfeeding.

Do you recognize these changes? There are several treatments that can help you feel comfortable in your own body again, including in combination with one another.

Treatments that come up in this life stage

Breast AugmentationNot just more volume, but shape and proportions above all: round or anatomical, above or partly under the pectoral muscle, and care that continues after surgery.
Breast Implant ReplacementWhen breast implants are replaced, why a replacement is always a moment to look at the whole again, and what to bring to your consultation.
Breast LiftRestoring the shape and position of your breasts, with or without extra volume, and what a breast lift means for scars and recovery.
Breast ReductionSmaller and lighter breasts that are in proportion with your body: the treatment, the scars, the recovery and the reimbursement.
Tummy TuckRemoving excess skin and restoring the shape and firmness of your abdomen: mini or full, the scar and the recovery.
LabiaplastyReducing the inner labia or correcting a difference between the two sides, while keeping the shape as natural as possible.
LiposculptureRemoving localized deposits of fat and refining the contours of your body: what liposculpture does and does not do, and how the recovery goes.