Boutinic Aesthetics — Mommy Makeover

Why It Happens

What pregnancy actually changes — in plain, gentle language.

Most of what a mommy makeover addresses isn’t fat at all. It’s what carrying and delivering your babies did to the structure underneath — and once you understand it, you can see which fixes were ever going to work, and which never could.

Before pregnancy — muscle together

The two halves of the abdominal wall sit together along a firm centre line — a flat, supported profile.

After pregnancy — separated (diastasis)

The muscles stretch apart and leave a gap (diastasis). The lower belly pushes forward through it — the “pooch” a workout physically cannot close.

Separated muscle

Diastasis recti — the abdominal wall parted during pregnancy and didn’t knit back. A structural gap, not fat. Planks and crunches can’t repair it.

Stretched skin

Skin stretched over months of growth can lose its elasticity and not draw back in, folding or draping even once the weight is gone.

Deflated breasts

After nursing, breasts can lose volume and settle lower — a change in shape and position that fullness alone won’t restore.

Redistributed fat

Where the body holds fat can shift after pregnancy, softening the waist and flanks in a way that’s stubborn to effort.

See which of these is at play for you · 60 sec

One Plan, One Recovery

Addressed together, as a whole — not piece by piece over years.

A mommy makeover isn’t one operation. It’s a considered combination of procedures — most often a tummy tuck with muscle repair, a breast lift and/or restored volume, and liposuction to refine the waist — planned so your tummy, breasts and shape read in proportion with one another. Done together, they mean one anaesthetic and one recovery, which for a mother is the part that actually matters.

Done separately

Three surgeries, three recoveries

Addressing each concern on its own, months or years apart, is a real option — but it asks the scarcest thing you have.

A separate recovery for each procedure — the hardest weeks, repeated
Anaesthesia and downtime, more than once
Results that can drift out of proportion when done at different times

The considered combination

One plan, one recovery

Where it genuinely serves the result, the parts are combined into a single planned procedure — undertaken once.

One recovery to arrange your life — and your little ones — around
Tummy, breasts and waist balanced to each other in one design
Only what the result needs — we combine nothing for its own sake

What We Help With

The restoration, part by part — combined only where it serves you.

These are the places pregnancy tends to change the most — addressed together, only where it serves you, and always as a considered surgical choice, never a weight-loss promise.

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The tummy — tummy tuck

Removes stretched, excess skin and, where present, repairs the separated muscle (diastasis) — the structural change core work can’t reach. This is what finally flattens the profile.

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The breasts — lift and/or volume

A lift restores position after nursing; restored or added fullness brings back proportion. Planned to your frame, never to a trend.

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The waist & flanks — liposuction

Refines the waistline and sides in the same setting, so your middle and your sides read together rather than one at a time.

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The finishing touches

Where they serve the whole, the arms or mons can be refined in the same plan — considered options, never a default add-on.

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Your combination, not a package

Every mother’s starting point is different. Your plan includes only the parts that restore your proportions — nothing more.

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When it isn’t the right time yet

If you may have more babies, are early postpartum, still nursing, or working toward a stable weight, the honest answer is to wait. You’ll hear that plainly, warmly, from us.

Is It Your Time?

A 60-second candidacy check — for moms.

Not everything about a mommy makeover is the surgery — a good part of it is timing. A few gentle taps, about a minute. At the end you’ll get a warm, personalized read on where — and when — to begin, plus an easy way to book a free consult. It’s not a diagnosis, just a kind place to start.

Ready when you are, mama0%

Is it your time, mama? Let’s find out — gently.

Six soft taps. At the end you’ll see a warm, personalized read and an easy way to book your free consult. Your answers stay private.

Question 1 of 5

What would you love to feel like yourself in again?

Choose the one that matters most right now.

My tummy

My breasts

Both

My waist & shape

Not sure yet

Question 2 of 5

Which areas would you like to consider?

Tap the areas on the map, or the chips below. Select all that apply.

Tummy

Breasts

Waist & flanks

Back

Question 3 of 5

What’s on your mind most?

A rough sense is plenty. Your surgeon confirms what’s truly at play at the free consult.

Loose or stretched skin after pregnancy

A belly pouch that won’t go with exercise (maybe muscle separation)

Lost breast volume, or softening after nursing

A softer waistline that resists everything

Not sure

Question 4 of 5

When are you thinking, roughly?

I feel ready when I am

There’s a moment coming up

Just exploring, no rush

Question 5 of 5

A little about your journey so far.

This helps us find the right, honest starting point — and the right time — for you.

Are you done having children?

Yes, done

Maybe more

Unsure

Since your last pregnancy or nursing?

0–6 months, or still nursing

6–12 months, done nursing

12 months or more

Not applicable

Your weight, lately?

Stable, near my goal

Still working toward it

Reading your answers, mama…

Matching you to the right, gentle starting point

Last step

Where should we send your little roadmap?

We’ll text over your candidacy read and hold a warm free-consult time with your name on it. It’s complimentary, and it’s yours to take or leave.

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✦ Your personalized result

A board-certified surgeon confirms your candidacy — and the right timing — at your complimentary consult.

Book your free consult

Pick a warm, unhurried time that works for you — most consults book within this week.

Free, no-obligation consult · pick a time on the next step

Book your free consult

Let’s find a warm time for you.

Complimentary and no-obligation — about 20–30 minutes with Dr. Reyes’s coordinator, by appointment in Miami. Availability shown is illustrative for this demo.

Select a day

Select a time

Choose a day above to see available times.

Free & no-obligation · 18+ · Dr. Reyes’s coordinator will confirm by text and email. No surgery is booked at this step.

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You’re booked, mama.

Dr. Reyes’s coordinator will confirm your consult by text and email shortly — nothing needed from you until then.

What happens next

A member of the team confirms your appointment by text and email, usually within one business day.
A gentle call or message beforehand to understand your goals and answer any early questions.
At the consult: an in-person exam, an honest read on candidacy and timing, and — only if it’s the right time — a considered plan with transparent, all-inclusive pricing.

This reserves a complimentary, no-obligation consult — not a surgical booking. Candidacy and timing are confirmed by a board-certified surgeon, in person, for adults 18 and over. You may reschedule or step back at any point.

Your Recovery, Handled

The hard part isn’t the surgery. It’s who’s got the kids while you heal.

For most mothers this is the real hesitation — not the operation, but the two weeks after it, with small people who still need lifting, feeding and school runs. So we don’t leave it to improvise. Before you ever agree to a date, we map the recovery to your household — a help-plan for the first weeks, honest lifting limits, and where a private recovery-support arrangement can be added if you’d like one.

Weeks 1–2 · the part to plan for

Rest, and hands you’ve arranged in advance

The most restricted stretch. No lifting the little ones; help lined up for the house and school run. We plan who that help is before your date, not after.
Weeks 2–6 · easing back

Light and steady, on a mother’s timeline

Most mothers are up and moving gently sooner than they feared, returning to light routine while still respecting limits. Timelines are typical ranges, and individual — never a guarantee.
Reviewed in person, throughout

You’re never left to guess what’s normal

Someone from our small team checks in on you personally, so at every stage you know what to expect rather than searching for it at midnight.

A mother at home with her two young children

What To Expect

From your free consult to feeling settled.

An honest account of the path, step by step, so nothing about it — including the recovery — takes you by surprise.

Step one · your free consult

A conversation, not a sales pitch

We open with your story, your goals, and honestly, your timing. Sometimes the honest answer is to wait — until you’re done having children, further past delivery, finished nursing, or nearer your goal weight — and you’ll hear that plainly, before anything else. You leave knowing where you stand either way.

Step two · your plan

Mapped to your tummy, breasts and waist

Your anatomy is assessed and a gentle, conservative plan drawn to it — which parts serve the result, and which don’t. Transparent, all-inclusive pricing is prepared for you here, once a plan exists — never as a figure before it.

A note on C-sections

Working with the scar you already have

If you delivered by caesarean, that’s planned around — often the existing scar can be incorporated rather than added to. It’s talked through openly at your consult, so nothing about your history is a surprise on the day.

Step three · your day

Performed personally, in an accredited facility

Your combined procedure is carried out by the board-certified surgeon you already met, in a fully accredited surgical setting, at the unhurried pace a small caseload allows.

Step four · settled

A shape that reads as rested, not redone

Your result keeps refining over the following months. The aim throughout is a you that looks like yourself again — no more than that. Individual results vary, and how quickly it settles differs from person to person.

Safe Hands, Always

Warm doesn’t mean casual. The care is real.

Soft light and calm rooms sit on top of real surgical standards — comfort and safety were never meant to be a choice between two things.

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A board-certified surgeon

Every plan is designed, performed and reviewed by Dr. Reyes personally — board-certified in plastic and reconstructive surgery, never delegated to a technician.

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We’ll tell you if now isn’t the time

No one is a candidate on the strength of a quiz. Suitability, and the right timing, are decided in person — by a board-certified surgeon, or not at all.

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An accredited surgical facility

Your procedure happens in a fully accredited setting, with the unhurried attention only a small, senior team can actually give.

Let’s be honest with each other: this is real surgery — real anaesthesia, a real recovery, and real risks, each part carrying its own. It deserves a clear head and the right timing, which is exactly why we’d rather you wait than rush.

Making It Work

from $6,499*

or about $142/month — and payments can start after you’ve healed.

We don’t open with a price, and money is never the point here. All-inclusive pricing starts from about $6,499 and is confirmed at your free consult, once a plan exists. The reason to wait is rarely the surgery — for many mothers it’s the timing, because recovery can mean weeks without earning. So a reservation can begin with a modest hold (about 10% down), with gentle monthly plans able to start after your recovery, not during it. Only if and when it helps — never a condition of anything.

PatientFi · CareCredit · Cherry · Affirm · soft-check, no impact to your credit

Demo · illustrative. Reference all-inclusive from ~$6,499; financing from ~$142/mo; ~10% hold. Actual figures depend on your plan and on financing terms and lender approval, and are confirmed by the practice at consultation.

What’s Included

One gentle figure, prepared for you — and no surprises inside it.

Boutinic quotes a mommy makeover all-inclusive, so the number you’re given at your consult is the number. Here’s what that one figure covers.

Surgeon’s fee

Dr. Reyes’s time — planning, performing and reviewing your case personally.

Anaesthesia

Board-certified anaesthesia care for your combined procedure.

Accredited facility

The fully accredited surgical suite and its team, on the day.

Surgical garments

The compression garments that support your recovery, provided.

All follow-up visits

Your reviews with the team through recovery — included, not billed one by one.

No surprise fees

What’s quoted is what’s owed. Anything outside it is named up front, before you decide.

The complete figure is prepared for you at your consult, once a plan is designed for your case. Demo · illustrative inclusions, confirmed by the practice.

Gentle Answers

The questions mothers actually ask.

Who’ll take care of my kids while I recover?

This is the question most mothers lead with, and it’s planned before your date, not after. Weeks one and two are the restricted stretch — no lifting the little ones — so we map out in advance who helps with the house and the school run, and where a private recovery-support arrangement can be added if you’d like one. You won’t be improvising it afterwards.

Can breastfeeding come before or after?

Yes — timing matters. It’s generally best to wait until you’ve finished nursing and your breasts have settled (often several months after weaning) before a breast procedure, so the result is planned on your true shape. Feeding future babies is talked through candidly at your consult, as part of the plan.

I had a C-section. Does that change anything?

Often for the better. Where possible the existing caesarean scar can be worked with — incorporated into the tummy-tuck incision rather than added to. It’s reviewed openly at your consult so nothing about your history is a surprise on the day.

Will it last if I have another baby?

A future pregnancy can undo the result, which is exactly why timing is part of the plan. If you may have more children, the honest recommendation is usually to wait — and you’ll hear that plainly rather than be booked anyway.

Can’t I just fix the belly pouch with more core work?

Often not. A pouch that survives diet and exercise is frequently diastasis — separated abdominal muscle — which planks and crunches physically cannot knit back together. A tummy tuck repairs the muscle itself; that’s the difference, and why effort alone rarely finishes the job.

Is it safe — and how much recovery are we really talking about?

It’s real surgery, with real anaesthesia, a real recovery and real risks — done by a board-certified surgeon in a fully accredited facility. The restricted stretch is roughly the first two weeks, with a gradual return over about six; timelines are typical ranges and individual, never guaranteed. Everything is spelled out before you agree to it.

Is this a weight-loss treatment?

No, and this matters to us. A mommy makeover restores shape and repairs structure; it isn’t a treatment for weight loss and it works best once you’re already near a stable weight. If your weight is still changing, that’s talked through candidly first.

What will it cost, and can it be financed?

All-inclusive pricing starts from about $6,499 and is confirmed at your free consult, once a plan is designed for your case — one number covering surgeon, anaesthesia, facility, garments and follow-ups. Gentle financing is available (reference from about $142/mo), a reservation can begin with a modest hold, and payments can start after your recovery. The soft-check doesn’t affect your credit.*

How do I know if I’m even a candidate?

Start with the free 60-second candidacy check above — it gives a warm, personalized read, including on timing, in about a minute. It isn’t a diagnosis — a board-certified surgeon confirms candidacy, and the right timing, at your complimentary consult.

This chapter is yours, mama.

This was never a willpower problem, mama.