R: The pre-surgical tests that are frequently requested are hemogram, glycemia, BUN, creatinine, pregnancy test, coagulation tests, breast ultrasound, HIV, COVID PCR test, uroanlysis and electrocardiogram in order to evaluate the patient’s previous condition and ensure that he/she is a candidate for surgery. Some of these are indicated for patients with special health conditions.

 R: Yes, a maximum of 3 procedures can be performed in the same surgical act, as it happens in the well known Mommy Makeover, in which liposuction + abdominoplasty + breast surgery is performed. Always taking into account the recommendations of the plastic surgery societies.

R: If you reside abroad you must travel to Colombia at least 2 days before your surgical procedure.

R: A "mommy makeover" is a cosmetic procedure that combines several surgeries to help restore a woman's body after pregnancy and childbirth. It usually includes a combination of procedures such as abdominoplasty, liposuction, breast lift, and other treatments tailored to the patient's needs.

R: Women who have had pregnancies and have experienced significant changes in their body, such as abdominal sagging, loss of breast volume or accumulation of fat in specific areas, are good candidates for a mommy makeover. It is important that they are in good general health and have realistic expectations about the results.

R: Yes, we have a recovery house where we offer nursing and food service during your stay before, during and after the surgical procedure, approximately 10 to 20 days. We also provide transportation service from the airport to the recovery house.

For the safety of patients there is a maximum BMI value allowed to perform cosmetic surgery in order to preserve the welfare of the patient.

R: The recovery time after a reduction mammoplasty is approximately two months, however, you can resume your daily activities after 15 days.

R: The recovery time after a breast pexy is approximately 2 months, however, you can resume your activities from the week following the procedure.

R: The recovery time after abdominoplasty is at least 2 months, however, you can return to your daily activities after 20 days.

Perform physical exercise after 1 month postoperatively.

Perform at least 20 lymphatic drainages, starting the day after the surgical procedure.

Do not consume foods such as grains and vegetables such as spinach.

Increase consumption of fiber-rich foods such as oatmeal, flaxseed and fruits such as papaya and pitaya.

Do not expose yourself to the sun for at least 1 month.

Make use of the compression garment, the first month for 24 hours a day and from the second month 12 hours a day.

Do not make physical effort, do not lift heavy objects.

R: You are a candidate for reduction mammoplasty when your breast tissue is abundant and you present symptoms such as low back pain. Also if you have sagging breast skin and want to lift your breasts without implants.

R: You are a candidate for liposculpture if you have localized fat accumulation in the abdominal region, flanks, back, arms and even legs, also if you do not have skin flaccidity. Remember that this is a surgery to contour the body, not to lose weight.

R: You are a candidate for abdominoplasty if you have flaccidity in the skin, which frequently occurs after pregnancies which causes distension, loss of elasticity of the abdominal skin, appearance of stretch marks and diastasis of the rectus abdominals. In 99% of the cases the abdominoplasty is accompanied by liposculpture in order to reshape areas like the waist and back.

R: You are a candidate for breast pexy when your breasts have lost their initial position, or when you have abundant breast tissue that causes loss elasticity of the skin what is known as breast ptosis ( falling of the breasts). This usually occurs after considerable weight changes or after pregnancy and breastfeeding.

R: The anesthesia of choice for aesthetic surgeries is general anesthesia because it ensures total control of the patient’s airway and therefore gives us greater security for the patient.