Mommy Makeover in Utah.
A mommy makeover can combine several procedures, which makes candidacy, sequencing, recovery support, and clinician experience important consultation topics. This page organizes practice-published examples and Utah-specific research context without scoring clinical quality or accepting payment for organic rank.
Posted starting points
$17,000–$30,000
Middle half; 3 practices; tuck + lift + implants.
Recovery
3-4 weeks
Cities
30
Real Mommy Makeover results across Utah
Compare documented before and after results from practices across Utah, then open any result to review the provider behind it.
Mommy Makeover by City in Utah
Find surgeons with published results across Utah.
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Mommy Makeover Surgeons in Utah
Profiles of participating surgeons for mommy makeover in Utah. Confirm each clinician’s credentials independently. Ordered by how many mommy makeover results each practice has published on Afters. Practices listed for a related procedure come last.

22 Plastic Surgery & Spa MD
Cottonwood Heights, UT
104 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Personalized cosmetic surgery in Cottonwood Heights, UT

Garlick Plastic Surgery
Draper, UT
68 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Aesthetic plastic surgery of the face, breast and body in Draper, Utah

The Rose Clinic
Orem, UT
67 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery practice and medical spa in Orem, with its own surgery center on site.

Watterson Plastic Surgery
Draper, UT
43 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery in Draper, Utah with Dr. Paul A. Watterson

Utah Cosmetic Surgery
Murray, UT
22 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery and medical spa in Murray, Utah, serving the Salt Lake City area

PEAK PLASTIC SURGERY
Draper, UT
21 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery of the breast, body and face in Draper, Utah

Aesthetica Plastic Surgery
Lindon, UT
15 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery in Lindon, Utah with Dr. Kimball Crofts and Dr. Daniel Curiel, for the breast, body, face and skin.

Dr. York Yates Plastic Surgery
Layton, UT
12 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Board-certified plastic surgeon in Layton, Utah, focused on breast and body surgery

Cascade Cosmetic Surgery Center
Orem, UT
10 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery of the breast, body and face in Orem, with an on-site surgical center and med spa.

John L Clayton MD
Cottonwood Heights, UT
8 mommy makeover results published on Afters

Ashby Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics: Eric R Ashby MD
Layton, UT
7 mommy makeover results published on Afters

Plastic Surgeon Richard Fryer
Draper, UT
7 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Breast and body plastic surgery in Draper, Utah

Angela Keen | Utah Aesthetic Surgery
Cottonwood Heights, UT
6 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery practice of Dr. Angela Keen in Cottonwood Heights

MD Marion
Lehi, UT
6 mommy makeover results published on Afters

Alpine Plastic Surgery
Ogden, UT
3 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery in Ogden with Dr. Randall Barnett, in a Joint Commission-accredited surgical center.

Envision Cosmetic Surgery
Murray, UT
3 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Cosmetic surgery and medical spa in Murray, Utah

Real You Plastic Surgery
American Fork, UT
3 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery and medical spa in American Fork, Utah

Selarom Plastic Surgery
Salt Lake City, UT
3 mommy makeover results published on Afters
Plastic surgery and medical spa in Salt Lake City, led by Dr. Rodney Schmelzer.

Jerry Chidester MD
Draper, UT
2 mommy makeover results published on Afters

Saltz Plastic Surgery & Saltz Spa Vitoria
Salt Lake City, UT
1 mommy makeover result published on Afters
Plastic surgery and medical spa in Salt Lake City and Park City, led by Dr. Renato Saltz.

Ward MD Plastic Surgery
Salt Lake City, UT
1 mommy makeover result published on Afters
Facial plastic surgery and aesthetics in Salt Lake City

BelleSculpt — Cosmetic Surgery
Bountiful, UT
No mommy makeover results on Afters yet. 1 tummy tuck result published.
Body sculpting and cosmetic surgery in Bountiful

BodyPoint Medspa
Lehi, UT
No mommy makeover results on Afters yet. 3 tummy tuck results published.
Body contouring, skin tightening and hormone therapy in Lehi

Brzowski Plastic Surgery
Ogden, UT
No mommy makeover results on Afters yet. 16 tummy tuck results published.
Plastic surgery of the breast, body and face in Ogden, Utah, with an accredited on-site surgical center.

June S. Chen, M.D., P.C.
Salt Lake City, UT
No mommy makeover results on Afters yet. 5 tummy tuck results published.
Reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgery in Salt Lake City

Vincent Surgical Arts
Cottonwood Heights, UT
No mommy makeover results on Afters yet. 4 tummy tuck results published.
Cosmetic surgery and medspa in Cottonwood Heights, Utah
Cost: what mommy makeover actually costs in Utah
$14,000 – $25,000
In Utah, a mommy makeover usually runs $14,000 to $25,000, depending on what you combine. Here’s roughly how the pieces add up:
- •Breast augmentation alone. $6,500–$12,000 (covered separately on our breast augmentation cost page).
- •Breast lift (mastopexy) without implants. $7,000–$11,000.
- •Tummy tuck (full abdominoplasty). $9,000–$14,000.
- •Liposuction (single area). $3,500–$6,500; multiple areas add cost incrementally.
- •Combined mommy makeover (BA or lift + TT + lipo). Typically $14,000–$25,000 all-in, when bundled.
- •Bundle math. Combining procedures into one surgical session typically saves 15–25% versus staging them, because facility, anesthesia, and surgeon set-up costs are shared. The flip side is recovery — combining is a longer single recovery, not multiple shorter ones. Honest surgeons walk patients through the trade-off rather than defaulting to the bundle pitch.
Recovery: real weeks, not marketing weeks
Mommy makeover recovery is the longest and hardest of the procedures we cover, especially when the tummy tuck is included. But the single biggest variable usually isn’t the surgery — it’s who’s caring for your kids while you can’t lift them. Utah patients consistently say children under two are the hardest part of recovery, and the ones who do best line up real help (a partner taking time off, family staying over, paid help for the first week or two) before surgery, not after. Honest week-by-week:
The risks, honestly
A mommy makeover combines procedures — usually a tummy tuck plus breast work, sometimes liposuction — so the recovery and the risks are bigger than any one of them on its own. That’s not a reason to be afraid. It’s a reason to go in fully informed. Here’s the honest version.
It’s more than one surgery at once
Combining procedures means one anesthesia and one recovery instead of several, which most moms prefer. But more time under anesthesia and more areas healing at once do raise the stakes, so your overall health and your surgeon’s experience matter even more than usual.
Healing at the incision
The tummy tuck incision is long. A patch of skin that heals slowly, a little fluid buildup (a seroma), or minor wound separation are the most common bumps in the road. Following your activity limits and drain care closely makes a real difference in how smoothly you heal.
Blood clots
Any longer surgery carries a small risk of a clot in the leg or lung. It’s uncommon, and surgeons lower it further with compression, early gentle walking, and sometimes medication. Ask your surgeon exactly how they manage this — a good one will have a clear answer ready.
Scars and the final result
Scars are permanent. They fade a lot over the first year but never disappear completely, and how they settle depends partly on your skin. Your result also keeps changing for months as swelling goes down, so what you see at week two is not the result you keep.
Saying all of this out loud isn’t meant to talk you out of it. Most moms who do their homework are thrilled they went ahead. The best way to protect yourself is to choose a board-certified plastic surgeon who does mommy makeovers regularly, operates in an accredited facility, and is honest with you about whether you’re a good candidate right now.
What to look for in a Utah mommy makeover surgeon
Does she do the combined surgery often — not just the parts?
Doing 50 breast augmentations and 50 tummy tucks a year isn’t the same as doing 50 mommy makeovers. The combined surgery has its own planning, its own time under anesthesia, its own recovery. So ask specifically how many combined makeovers she does in a year, not her overall surgery numbers.
Does the tummy tuck include repairing the muscle separation?
After babies, most women have some diastasis — the ab muscles have spread apart. A tummy tuck that only trims skin leaves that part undone. Done right, the repair isn’t just about how you look: women often feel less back pain and a stronger core afterward, and there’s growing evidence it can help with the little bladder leaks that linger after kids. Ask how she checks for it and how she fixes it.
Will she show you women who started where you are?
This is the procedure where surgeons most love to show only their slimmest, easiest patients. Ask to see women with a body like yours, and ask to see the early, swollen weeks too, not just the polished final photo. If month six is all she’ll show you, that’s a brochure, not a track record.
Is she honest about doing it all at once vs. in stages?
A surgeon who pushes the all-in-one version on everyone, no matter their body or who’s home to help, is thinking about revenue. The one you want lays out both paths — together or staged — with the real trade-offs in cost, recovery, and result, and helps you pick what actually fits your life.
Browse Utah mommy makeover surgeons by metro
Practice-posted prices
What Utah practices post for mommy makeover
Each practice's own posted fee, checked October 17, 2026. Not a quote or an average.
Draper
Peak Plastic Surgery
Package contents not stated; liposuction: not established; Tummy tuck: not stated; breast: not stated; liposuction: not stated; other: not stated
The cost of a mommy makeover procedure ranges from $17,000-$20,000
Fee basis: Fee basis not stated
Practice source · checkedLayton
York Yates MD
Other specified combinations; read each scope; liposuction: with liposuction; Tummy tuck: mini; breast: fat transfer; liposuction: areas not stated; other: not stated
and Breast Fat Transfer $24,000 – $30,000 Mini Tummy Tuck + Liposuction + Breast Fat Transfer $20,000 – $22,000
Fee basis: All-in as described by the practice; The cost of the breast implants if necessary Anesthesia fees Facility fees Surgeons fees All pre and postoperative care
Practice source · checkedLayton
York Yates MD
Other specified combinations; read each scope; liposuction: with liposuction; Tummy tuck: type not stated; breast: fat transfer; liposuction: areas not stated; other: not stated
+ Breast Augmentation/Lift $31,000 – $35,000 Tummy Tuck + Liposuction and Breast Fat Transfer $24,000 – $30,000
Fee basis: All-in as described by the practice; The cost of the breast implants if necessary Anesthesia fees Facility fees Surgeons fees All pre and postoperative care
Practice source · checkedLayton
York Yates MD
Tummy tuck with breast augmentation; liposuction: not established; Tummy tuck: not stated; breast: augmentation; liposuction: not stated; other: not stated
Mommy Makeover (Breast Augmentation + Tummy Tuck) $25,000 – $26,000
Fee basis: Fee basis not stated
Practice source · checkedLayton
York Yates MD
Tummy tuck with lift and implants; liposuction: not established; Tummy tuck: type not stated; breast: augmentation + lift; liposuction: not stated; other: not stated
my Tuck + Breast Augmentation $25,000 – $26,000 Tummy Tuck + Breast Augmentation + Breast Lift $30,000 – $33,000
Fee basis: All-in as described by the practice; The cost of the breast implants if necessary Anesthesia fees Facility fees Surgeons fees All pre and postoperative care
Practice source · checkedLayton
York Yates MD
Tummy tuck with lift and implants; liposuction: not established; Tummy tuck: not stated; breast: augmentation + lift; liposuction: optional; not established; other: not stated
Mommy Makeover (Breast Augmentation + Breast Lift + Tummy Tuck +/- Liposuction) $30,000 – $40,000
Fee basis: Fee basis not stated
Practice source · checkedLayton
York Yates MD
Other specified combinations; read each scope; liposuction: with liposuction; Tummy tuck: type not stated; breast: augmentation/lift; alternative or both unclear; liposuction: upper hip; other: not stated
+ Breast Lift $30,000 – $33,000 Tummy Tuck + Upper Hip Liposuction + Breast Augmentation/Lift $31,000 – $35,000
Fee basis: All-in as described by the practice; The cost of the breast implants if necessary Anesthesia fees Facility fees Surgeons fees All pre and postoperative care
Practice source · checkedLayton
York Yates MD
Tummy tuck with lift and implants; liposuction: with liposuction; Tummy tuck: type not stated; breast: augmentation + lift; liposuction: 360; other: not stated
at Transfer $20,000 – $22,000 Tummy Tuck + 360 Liposuction + Breast Augmentation + Breast Lift $32,000 – $40,000
Fee basis: All-in as described by the practice; The cost of the breast implants if necessary Anesthesia fees Facility fees Surgeons fees All pre and postoperative care
Practice source · checked
About Mommy Makeover in Utah
What does a mommy makeover include?
ASPS describes a mommy makeover as a personalized combination of procedures for changes after childbearing, commonly involving the breasts and abdomen, rather than one fixed package.
Utah 2026 Cost Guide
Itemized Utah pricing — what's included, what isn't, and how to read a quote
Mommy makeover recovery
Mommy makeover recovery needs at least two weeks and may take longer for a particular combination, according to The Aesthetic Society’s patient guidance, while lifting, exercise and final appearance have later milestones.
Before & After Photos
Practice-published results; verify credentials independently
Frequently asked questions
How long should I wait after my last baby?
Most Utah surgeons want you at least 6 months past breastfeeding, so your breasts have settled to their real size, and about a year past delivery, so your skin and belly have had time to bounce back. And if more babies might be in the picture, the honest advice is to wait until you’re done. A pregnancy after a tummy tuck can undo a lot of the work.
Can I still have more kids afterward?
You can. But a future pregnancy will probably stretch the tummy-tuck result back out, and most women end up wanting a touch-up later. That’s why surgeons usually suggest finishing your family first. The breast part holds up to pregnancy a little better — plenty of women have implants between babies — but your breasts will still change each time.
How do people actually recover with little kids at home?
This is the one Utah moms ask most, so here’s the straight version: you won’t be able to lift small children for about the first 2–4 weeks, and longer if you’ve had a tummy tuck. Toddlers under two are the hardest part of the whole thing. The moms who sail through are the ones who set up help before surgery — a partner taking leave, family staying over, or paid help for a week or two — instead of figuring it out on the fly. A lot of women time it around a school schedule, or for when an older kid can pitch in. Be real with your surgeon about who’s home to help; it should shape when you do this, not just how.
What if I only want part of it?
That’s completely fine, and a good surgeon will tell you when less is the right call. If it’s really just your breasts that bother you, a lift or augmentation on its own might be all you need. If it’s just your stomach, a tummy tuck by itself is the answer. You don’t have to do the whole menu.
Will insurance cover any of it?
Almost never — it’s considered cosmetic. The one narrow exception is the muscle-separation repair, if you have documented trouble like back pain or bladder leaks; some insurers will chip in for that part. The tummy tuck itself is still out of pocket. Worth a call to your own insurer before you count on anything.
How do I know she does enough of these to be good at it?
Ask for her combined-makeover number, not her overall surgery number. Someone who really lives in this procedure is usually doing 30 to 60 or more a year. If it’s under about 15, she does the occasional one — and for something this involved, that gap matters.


















