How could you possibly decide between hundreds of qualified surgeons in the UK who offer a Mummy Makeover transformation? The extensive surgery involves a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), breast augmentation, liposuction and non-surgical skin-tightening, so the procedure is a significant financial investment. It can be attractive to find the cheapest procedure but you put yourself at unnecessary health risks and you may not get the results you want.
For stunning and lasting results, you should choose a reputable local surgeon who can offer world-class treatment and ongoing support. Learn where to find the best female Mummy Makeover specialist, why you should get local cosmetic surgery and how to get to know your surgeon at your consultation.
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Who is the best Mummy Makeover surgeon – UK?
Elena Prousskaia is the best female surgeon specialising in Mummy Makeovers in Britain
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Where is the best place for a Mummy Makeover?
Ms Prousskaia is based in Bristol but has clinics around the UK including London
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When to travel abroad for a cosmetic surgery transformation
You should get local surgery if possible to avoid unnecessary risks and unsatisfactory results
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Get to know your surgeon – ten questions to ask
Do you know what to discuss at your consultation, refer to our complete guide
Who is the best Mummy Makeover surgeon – UK?
The UK houses hundreds of highly skilled plastic surgeons. The training, certification and world-class clinics are highly attractive to aspiring cosmetic surgeons. But, when it comes to Mummy Makeover surgery, you’ll need a specialist aesthetic surgeon.
Ms Elena Prousskaia is the best female surgeon in the UK, with over 20 years of experience in reconstructive and oncoplastic breast surgery. Her technical expertise and knowledge are second-to-none and she creates a welcoming and supportive environment for all her patients and staff.
it is so important you choose the right surgeon and I can honestly say Elena is the best choice.
Elena Prousskaia is an award-winning, board-certified by, and has a fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons, a member of BAPRAS and is registered with GMC. She has transformed the lives of countless mums, view our Mummy Makeover gallery to see the results for yourself. Alternatively, read our Mummy Makeover before and after guide to learn how to use them to your advantage.
“I choose to specialise in the Mummy Makeover because the surgery is truly life-changing for my patients…I love to see them regain confidence and a sense of self after years of living with poor body image” – Elena Prousskaia, 2023
Where is the best place for a Mummy Makeover?
It can be tempting to travel abroad for the Mummy Makeover for the attractive price tag but there are so many exceptional clinics on your doorstep. Ms Elena Prousskaia practices at her brand-new, leading cosmetic surgery clinic in Bristol.
North Bristol Private Hospital is designed to create a safe and welcoming environment to discuss, undergo and recover from your Mummy Makeover. You’ll stay in a private room within an intimate ward, geared towards optimising your recovery.
Elena recruits a team of excellent plastic surgeons who deliver outstanding results every time. If you can’t make it to Bristol for the procedure, you could visit her in London, Worcester, East Grinstead or at other UK locations.
Read about finding the best Mummy Makeover specialist
When to travel abroad for a cosmetic surgery transformation
Medical tourism has become trendy in recent years to save a bit of cash on cosmetic surgery. Places like Turkey, Prague, Estonia, Lithuania and Thailand are hotspots for plastic surgery. The favourable exchange rates mean prices are reasonable but the lack of regulation, safety and aftercare put you in a precarious position. Not to mention the risks associated with flying in the lead-up to and following your op.
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Flying within four weeks of your procedure puts you at a significant risk of life-threatening deep vein thrombosis
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Surgical regulations are more relaxed in some countries, putting you at risk of avoidable surgical complications or unsatisfactory results
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Credentials, testimonials, portfolios and reviews may not be legitimate; there are not always stringent rules in place – you may not get the result you expect
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You get reduced/no aftercare once you leave the country you received medical treatment
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Language barriers can cause complications with treatment and aftercare
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Accommodation and transport costs mean you may not even save money
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It’s recommended to travel in advance of the surgery and well afterwards. You’ll need to budget and schedule for a 4-6 week trip overseas
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You’ll need family or friends nearby to support you during your initial recovery period
Many overseas clinics tempt patients in with misleading testimonials, credentials, experience and portfolios while failing to mention the serious health risks of travelling before and after extensive surgery. Where your health is concerned, it’s always smart to choose a reputable surgeon. Moreover, you ensure satisfactory results in the first instance
Read about when you should travel abroad for surgery
Get to know your surgeon – ten questions to ask
The first stage of your cosmetic surgery journey is your initial consultataion. You’ll learn what the Mummy Makeover involves and more specifically, what your procedure will look like. You’ll have the opportunity to ask the consulting surgeon questions about the procedure, recovery, aftercare, results and anything else that concerns you.
Elena Prousskaia is very knowledgeable, supportive and thorough during her patient consultations, but you should refer to the following ten questions to ask your plastic surgeon to get the most out of your consultation.
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Who will operate on me?
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What are your qualifications and experience?
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What are the risks of the procedure?
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What is recovery like after the Mummy Makeover?
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What can affect recovery?
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What results can I expect?
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What can affect the results?
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What is your aftercare like?
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Who do I contact with a query?
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How should I prepare for the surgery?