Scottsdale, AZ -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/28/2010 -- Women devote so much of their lives and resources to children - from time and energy to money and miles on the car. Most women suggest that every sacrifice is more than worthwhile to keep their family healthy and happy. Women are finding their own well-being is often lost. More than ever, women have exciting surgical options to reverse the unwanted effects of childbearing and age.
According to Dr. Brian Olack, the leading plastic and reconstructive surgeon based in Scottsdale, Arizona, “A mommy makeover typically includes a tummy tuck and a breast lift with or without implants. Many women today are more active and want to restore their bodies to pre-pregnancy form and shape. If done in combination with a proper diet and exercise program, this procedure can be just what mothers need to get back to how their bodies used to feel. This can help promote a happy, healthy lifestyle for them and their partners.”
The New York Times reported that these procedures are intended to hoist slackened skin as well as reduce stretch marks and pregnancy fat. There are severe physical trauma from pregnancy, childbirth, and breast-feeding. There can be negative effects that cause women to lose their hourglass figures and these surgeries are required to overhaul a post-pregnancy body.
Women no longer are willing to go on feeling self-conscious or resentful about their appearance. Many women struggle with the impact of aging and pregnancy on their bodies. Dr. Brian Olack, http://www.brianolackmd.com, is developing a national and international base of new patients requesting the Mommy Makeover procedures.
Health conscious mothers are committed to their long-term well-being and physical attractiveness. This is where Dr. Olack serves a unique role in the total healing, self-image, and self-esteem of moms who want to recapture that pre-pregnancy aesthetic.
J.Brian Olack, M.D. Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
http://www.olackplasticsurgery.com
Dr. J. Brian Olack, M.D.
olack@brianolackmd.com
480-860-1546