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How much does a mommy makeover cost?

A mommy makeover costs $9,000 to $20,000 in 2026. What changes your price is below.

The final price depends on which procedures you combine. Most pair a breast lift or implants with a tummy tuck, and some add liposuction.

A mommy makeover costs $9,000 to $20,000 in 2026

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Mommy makeoverTypical. US range for this job.$9,000 to $20,000
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How we calculate this

    Prices are for the United States in 2026 from published cost guides, checked September 2026. This is an estimate, not a quote.

    Middle $14,500$9,000 to $20K

    What goes into a mommy makeover?

    Overall range, ASPS$9,000 to $20,000.
    Tummy tuck part$7,215 average surgeon fee (ASPS, via RealSelf).
    Breast augmentation part$3,719 average in the ASPS blog.
    Liposuction part$3,200 average in the ASPS blog.
    Anesthesia and facilityBilled on top of surgeon fees.
    Breast implantsThe implant itself is part of the fee list.

    What pushes a quote up

    Procedures chosenEach one added raises the price.
    Breast lift or implantsBoth together costs more.
    Liposuction areasMore areas cost more.
    Surgeon and cityBig city surgeons charge more.
    Operating timeLonger surgery means higher anesthesia and room fees.

    Mommy makeover cost by region

    Lower cost states$7,200 to $16,000. Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, West Virginia and most rural areas.
    Average cost states$9,000 to $20,000. Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and most mid size cities.
    Higher cost states$11,700 to $26,000. California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Washington, plus big metros such as Chicago, Denver and Washington DC.

    These rows are our estimate. We took the typical national range and adjusted it for local labor costs, which run about 20 percent lower in the cheapest states and about 30 percent higher in the dearest ones. Big city practices charge the most.

    Why doing it all at once can cost less

    ASPS explains that a mommy makeover is any breast surgery paired with any belly surgery. Doing them in one operation means one anesthesia fee, one operating room fee and one recovery, instead of two of each.

    But one long surgery still costs more than one short one. Ask your surgeon which parts matter most to you, and price each option.

    Insurance

    Health insurance does not cover a cosmetic mommy makeover. ASPS lists the costs you may pay: anesthesia, the facility, tests, garments, medicine, implants and the surgeon's fee.

    How to judge the quote in your hand

    Ways to pay less

    Before you decide

    Timing matters

    Most surgeons suggest waiting until you are done having children and your weight has been steady for a while. A later pregnancy can undo the results.

    Recovery from a combined surgery takes longer than one procedure alone. You may need help lifting children for a few weeks. Plan for time off work and help at home.

    See our tummy tuck cost, breast lift cost and breast implants cost pages for each part on its own.

    This page is price information, not medical advice. Talk to a licensed doctor about your own care.

    One quote, all parts

    Ask each surgeon for a written quote that lists the surgeon fee for each part, the anesthesia, the facility, garments and follow up visits. That makes it easy to compare surgeons fairly.

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    Common questions

    How much does a mommy makeover cost?

    About $9,000 to $20,000, says ASPS.

    What is in a mommy makeover?

    A breast procedure paired with a tummy tuck or liposuction.

    Does insurance cover a mommy makeover?

    No, not when it is cosmetic.

    Is this medical advice?

    No. Talk to a board certified plastic surgeon.

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