Elective cosmetic surgery is not recommended during pregnancy. After delivery, most patients are advised to wait at least 3–6 months before considering surgery. This allows your body time to heal, hormones to stabilize, and weight to settle naturally.

If you are breastfeeding, your surgeon may recommend waiting until you have stopped breastfeeding to ensure optimal safety and results. Every patient’s situation is different, so a personalized consultation is essential to determine the safest and most appropriate timing for your procedure.

Surgical procedures are highly personalized, and pricing can vary depending on your individual needs, treatment goals, the complexity of the procedure, and the surgical plan recommended by your specialist.

To ensure transparency and accuracy, we provide a detailed quotation after a private consultation. This allows us to assess your case properly and recommend the safest and most effective treatment tailored specifically to you.

Consultation fees may vary depending on the type of procedure and the specialist you are seeing. During your consultation, you will receive a comprehensive assessment, personalized treatment recommendations, and the opportunity to discuss all your questions and concerns in detail.

Please contact our team directly for the most up-to-date information regarding consultation fees and availability.

While there is no single “perfect” BMI for every procedure, maintaining a stable and healthy BMI is important for both safety and optimal results. Patients who are significantly overweight or underweight may be advised to reach a more suitable weight range before undergoing surgery.

Your surgeon will evaluate your overall health, medical history, and body composition during the consultation to determine whether you are a good candidate. In some cases, achieving a stable weight before surgery can improve healing, reduce risks, and enhance long-term results.