Mommy Makeover in Tunisia

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Mommy Makeover price in Tunisia in 2026: £3,600 to £5,500, against £11,000 to £16,000 in the UK. Breast lift, tummy tuck and liposuction under a single anaesthetic. Length of stay, package rates, permanent scars, risks and follow-up back home.

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Written by Kevin, founder of bestclinic.co.uk, an information site on medical tourism since 2021. Sourced, general and non-medical content: it does not replace the advice of a healthcare professional. Our editorial policy

What is the price of a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia?

The price of a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia ranges from £3,600 to £5,500, against £11,000 to £16,000 in the UK. This fee includes general anaesthesia, the procedure itself and medical follow-up. The procedure lasts 3 to 5 hours with 1 to 2 nights of hospitalisation included in leading clinics.

📊 2026 Price Table

Type of procedureTunisia PriceUnited Kingdom Price
Standard Package (Tummy Tuck + Breasts)£3,800 to £5,800£9,000 to £13,000
Complete Package (Tummy Tuck + Breasts + Lipo)£4,300 to £6,400£11,000 to £16,000
Mommy Makeover + Breast Implants£3,600 to £5,500£9,500 to £14,500
Vaser Liposuction Option (High Definition)+ £1,000 to £1,500+ £1,800 to £2,800
Prices including all related costs: accommodation, airport transfers, procedure, translator, medication, medical follow-up.

Everything you need to know about the Mommy Makeover in Tunisia

The Mommy Makeover is a plastic surgery procedure carried out after childbirth. Its goal is to restore, or even improve, the new mother’s body. The Mommy Makeover in Tunisia combines several surgical procedures into one:

  • Breast lift (with or without implants),
  • Breast reduction, if needed
  • Liposuction,
  • And a tummy tuck.

Note that these procedures can be tailored to each mother’s goals and needs.

Gloved hand pinching excess abdominal skin before surgery
Assessing skin laxity helps decide between liposuction alone and a full tummy tuck.

Who can have a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia?

A woman’s figure changes throughout pregnancy. Right after giving birth, many women lose confidence in their appearance, no longer recognising their post-pregnancy body: a loose abdomen, sagging breasts after breastfeeding ends, and so on.

While most new mothers turn to a mommy makeover in Tunisia for the aesthetic reasons above, some do so for medical reasons:

  • Abdominal pain,
  • Urinary incontinence,
  • Bloating,
  • Back pain, etc.,

Which may be linked to abdominal muscle diastasis. As such, any woman who has given birth can consider a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia, if her pregnancy has left her with psychological or physical discomfort.

How much does a Mommy Makeover cost in Tunisia?

The Mommy Makeover combines several cosmetic procedures. As a result, the price of a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia depends on the surgeries chosen. In any case, the total cost ranges from £3,600 to £5,500 depending on the procedures selected, rising to £6,400 for the complete package.

For an exact price tailored to your situation, request a personalised quote for the procedures you’re interested in.

Two views of a woman's lower back and flanks
Flank contouring often accompanies a tummy tuck in a combined procedure.

The procedures involved in a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia

Your personalised medical quote sets out the chosen procedures, the length of your stay and what the package covers. Leave your details to receive it.

You’ll then speak with our coordinator about your needs, the procedures you’d like to have, and the areas of your body you’d like to improve.

Note that this quote covers all the costs of your surgical trip. We really do take care of everything, including:

  • Booking your return flights,
  • Your accommodation,
  • Scheduling pre- and post-operative consultations,
  • Arranging a translator, if needed.

How does a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia work?

Before a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia, a few conditions need to be met:

  • No further pregnancies planned, though age itself is not a limiting factor: a 2025 case series included patients aged 25 to 74[2],
  • Childbirth was several months ago,
  • Breastfeeding has ended and breast volume has settled,

Not being overweight (otherwise, following a weight-loss plan beforehand).

Before a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia

Before the day of surgery, you’ll need a pre-operative assessment, a breast ultrasound and a mammogram.

The day of the operation

A Mommy Makeover in Tunisia is performed under general anaesthesia, over a period of three to four hours: operating time measured across a series of 738 patients was 226 minutes when a tummy tuck was combined with breast surgery, versus 115 minutes without it[1]. All procedures are carried out in a single session.

Here’s what’s involved:

Tummy tuck

The tummy tuck is the most requested procedure among new mothers. It flattens the abdomen and slims the hips. The surgeon performs liposuction to remove fat, then removes excess skin from the abdominal area.

Surgical markings drawn on an abdomen before surgery
Pre-operative markings set the scar position and the area to be removed.

Breast lift

After the abdomen, the breasts take the brunt during pregnancy, and even more so during breastfeeding. Breast volume increases during pregnancy and breastfeeding, but once emptied of milk, they can become soft and sagging.

In this case, the surgeon performs a breast lift to firm up the breasts.

Diagram of a breast before and after a breast lift
A breast lift repositions the gland and areola without adding volume.

Breast augmentation or reduction

You can also take the opportunity to have a breast augmentation, with or without implants. Or, conversely, choose a breast reduction, if your new breast volume doesn’t suit your frame, or is causing lower back pain.

Side-by-side portraits of a woman in sportswear
Breast augmentation is worth considering when lost volume doesn’t return.

Precautions to take after a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia

After waking up from your Mommy Makeover in Tunisia, you’ll stay overnight at the clinic and be discharged the following day. We recommend making the most of your recovery stay to rest fully.

Although all procedures are carried out on the same day, healing takes time. Recovery varies depending on the areas treated. Follow your surgeon’s guidance for each procedure performed.

And be careful, don’t resume exercise straight away. It’s best to wait several weeks before returning to physical activity. In the meantime, try to maintain a healthy lifestyle to preserve the results of your Mommy Makeover in Tunisia.

On that note, the final result can only be judged once the swelling has fully subsided, several months after surgery.

In short, the Mommy Makeover in Tunisia brings together several plastic surgery procedures aimed at flattening the abdomen with a tummy tuck, slimming the hips with liposuction, and firming the breasts with a breast lift…

Two views of a woman's abdomen in dark underwear
Liposuction removes fat but doesn’t treat loose skin.

With a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia:

  • Tone your abdomen,
  • Lift your breasts,
  • And get rid of the extra weight gained during pregnancy!

Ready to feel at home in your body again and regain your confidence? Let us organise your Mommy Makeover in Tunisia! Simply fill in the form and wait to be contacted.


Struggling to choose the right clinic at the best price? Our British coordinator can help you free of charge with the success of your procedure in Tunisia. Ask us for a free quote.


FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of a Mommy Makeover in Tunisia?

Expect £3,600 to £5,500 in Tunisia, against £11,000 to £16,000 in the UK. The standard package (abdomen and breasts) ranges from £3,800 to £5,800, and the complete package with liposuction from £4,300 to £6,400. The final price depends on the procedures actually performed.

Two recent studies found no more complications than after a standalone tummy tuck[3]. However, the risk of revision surgery is 6.6 times higher when a tummy tuck is combined with breast surgery[1].

The stay covers the pre-operative assessment, the surgery, one to two nights at the clinic, then check-ups. Expect around ten days on-site in an all-inclusive package, as the return flight is only confirmed after the final check-up.

The NHS does not routinely fund cosmetic procedures[4]. A tummy tuck may occasionally be funded following major weight loss, subject to individual clinical assessment, but the combined procedure as a whole is not. Check with your GP or NHS trust to find out what applies to your situation.

They are permanent. A tummy tuck leaves a low horizontal scar and a scar around the navel, while a breast lift leaves a scar around the areola. Scarring is among the three most common complaints[5].

Seroma, wound dehiscence and infection tend to occur between the second and sixth week[6], so after your return to the UK. Before leaving, arrange who will provide follow-up care and handle any complication.

Yes, but a subsequent pregnancy will undo some of the abdominal results. That’s why the procedure is planned once your family is complete and your weight has been stable for several months. Your surgeon will confirm this during consultation.


Sources & References

  1. Pouramin P, Dow T, Williams J. Exploring Complication Rates: A Comparative Study of Breast Reduction and Combined Breast Reduction with Abdominoplasty. Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. 2024. View source
  2. Tettamanzi M, Ziani F, Arrica G, et al. Combining Abdominoplasty and Breast Procedures Under Tumescent Local and Spinal Anesthesia: A Retrospective Study. Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. 2025. View source
  3. Wolf Y, Fainzilber-Goldman Y, Skorochod R. A Comparative Analysis of the Complication Rate in Mommy Makeover Procedures and Abdominoplasty. Israel Medical Association Journal. 2025. View source
  4. Assurance Maladie. Chirurgie esthétique : conditions de prise en charge. 2026. View source
  5. Reese A, Navarro A, Kozlowski K, et al. An Updated Analysis of Body Contouring Malpractice Cases. Annals of Plastic Surgery. 2024. View source
  6. Tay JQ, Lo S. Complications of cosmetic surgery tourism. ANZ Journal of Surgery. 2022. View source

About the author

Kevin

I'm Kevin, the founder of the site. My personal journey has made me understand how important it is to be well informed before a cosmetic, dental, hair or reproductive medicine procedure. Today I want to help those who are considering a medical trip, by offering them information on the procedures, their costs, preparation and post-operative follow-up. Although my articles are written with the greatest care, they in no way replace the personalized advice of a health professional. I invite you to discover my story to better understand my approach.



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