Beyonce Welcomes First Child | Is A Mommy Makeover In Her Future?

Wildly successful power-couple, Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z are celebrating the birth of their daughter Blue Ivy. This is the couple’s first child together, and according to one report from ABC News, Knowles is claiming that this was a “natural” birth. Of course, natural childbirth can often change a woman’s body adversely. These changes include unwanted flabbiness in the midsection, and some are speculating that Beyonce may be exploring a “mommy makeover” in the near future.

Knowles—who rose to fame as the lead singer of Destiny’s Child—may be no stranger to plastic surgery. According to rumors circulating the internet, some believe that the singer/songwriter underwent nose surgery among other cosmetic treatments. Whether or not these rumors are true, it’s quite possible that Beyonce may soon be looking for ways to get back to her pre-baby body. Read on to learn a bit about the mommy makeover today.

What is a Mommy Makeover?

Like it or not, a woman’s body changes postpartum. To combat this, many opt for what is called a “Mommy Makeover.” These procedures can often help correct physical changes caused by childbirth and breastfeeding.

Common mommy makeover procedures:

• Breast lift: Following pregnancy and breastfeeding, many women find that their breasts have sagged or drooped. Thankfully, a breast lift can often correct this. A breast lift—also known as mastopexy—is a surgery designed to provide a more lifted and youthful bust.
• Tummy tuck: Even the fittest of women can experience flabbiness after childbirth. To combat this, many new mothers choose to undergo a tummy tuck, a procedure used to help flatten and shape the abdomen.
• Liposuction: When diet and exercise simply aren’t enough, many women opt for liposuction. During the procedure, we remove persistent, excess fat from the abdomen, waist, hips, buttocks and/or thighs.

Interested in a Mommy Makeover, Yourself?

To learn more about the mommy makeover or other plastic surgery options we offer, contact us today for more information. We can help find the best course of treatment for you. Schedule your consultation today by calling us at (845) 842-1258.