The cost of a Mummy Makeover is a common question but the answer isn’t as simple as reading a price list or menu of services, and nor should it, because every individual’s needs will be different.  It’s surgery we’re talking about,…

Having a breast augmentation procedure, like all surgery, is a life changing experience.  The experience is unique for each woman and you should consider the benefits and potential risks in mind before having your breast implants.  Patient stories and journals…

One of Dr Milovic’s patients, Janet*, was asked to talk to us about her breast reduction journey.   Janet works as a ward nurse at a regional hospital.  She was finding her job complicated by her very large breasts as well as the…

This is a common question, and we don’t blame patients for feeling confused.  Marketing can gloss over these important details. This infographic, provided by Sientra (US implant company), shows the years that go into becoming a Plastic Surgeon. By way…

A common question asked during consultations is whether you can breastfeed after a mastopexy or breast lift procedure, and the answer will vary between patients as well as the breast lift technique used. As a general rule, it’s better to wait until…

Background This 35 year old mum, let’s call her “Mummy A”, presented at Dr Milovic’s office with concerns about her deflated breasts and loose tummy muscles after two pregnancies.  Mummy “A” wasn’t planning on having any further children, so she was considering…

This month, Dr Milovic is asked about the top 3 questions he was asked by mummy patients in April.   There are of course more questions that are asked about the mummy makeover procedure, but some were asked more frequently than others. “Sharing is…

After having a Mummy Makeover with Dr Milovic last year, this patient wanted to share her journey. She was interviewed this week by Vogue Australia (for their Cosmetic Enhancement and Anti-ageing Biannual) and will share her experience about why she…

My earlier blog post is still relevant in 2015. Go beyond the marketing and truly know who is holding the scalpel. If you feel pressured to have surgery, or feel rushed, leave and research some more.