In Dr. Kearney’s first December blog we discussed some of the basics of the mommy makeover, the combination of surgeries targeted at reversing the changes made in a woman’s body as the result of pregnancy, delivery, and breastfeeding. In this second blog, let’s get into some more details. How long after having my last child …
This time of year, there’s not much better than seeing the anticipation build in young children as the days dwindle toward Christmas. Subtle and not so subtle hints about gift ideas. Questions about “naughty” or “nice” possibilities. Searching in the typical hiding spots for yet un-wrapped treasures. This stuff only happens when you’ve had kids. …
Last fall, we had a couple of months of blogs on mommy makeovers. When is the right time? What’s involved? Lately we’ve moved to Dr. Kearney’s expertise with breast augmentation and breast implant revision procedures. But if you’re considering having a mommy makeover, now could be a good time to start making plans. Part of …
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Having a baby is tough on a woman’s body. Of course, the 18 years or so to follow aren’t necessarily a piece of cake either! But the aftereffects of pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding definitely take a toll on a woman’s body. As we discussed in last month’s blog, a mommy makeover can address some of …
Having a baby is an amazing, rewarding experience. Of course, you may not feel that way in a couple years when said child is rolling about on the floor of the candy aisle at Von’s after you rejected his demand for some candy. And your body may not be exactly happy with the whole process, …
Having a baby is a life-changing experience like no other. Unfortunately for moms, it is also a body-changing experience like no other. The sagging and stretching that is a byproduct of pregnancy, delivery, and breastfeeding can leave a mom anything but thrilled with her post-baby body. While the changes may be easy to cover up …
Becoming a mother can be one of life’s most satisfying times. Well, maybe not when your two-year-old is throwing a tantrum in the grocery store, but most of the time! But no one asked your figure what it felt about the whole deal. Pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding can be tough on a woman’s body. Breasts …
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