How Much Does a Mummy Makeover Cost in London? (2026 Prices)

A mummy makeover at Centre for Surgery starts from £15,000. That figure covers the most common single-session combination — a full tummy tuck with muscle repair and liposuction where your surgeon recommends it, and a breast augmentation — performed together under one anaesthetic. You will also see this written as a mommy makeover cost — the American spelling of the same procedure — and the two refer to identical surgery. A mummy makeover is built around your own body, so there’s no single price for everyone: the total depends on which procedures you combine, and what’s included and what affects cost is the real question to ask any clinic, not just the headline figure. That applies with particular force to overseas quotes; our guide to the mummy makeover abroad sets out what a Turkey price does and does not include.

That’s also the most common question we’re asked, and the honest answer is that “how much” can’t be separated from “what’s included.” This 2026 guide explains the starting price, exactly what’s included and what affects your final cost, why combining procedures costs less than having them separately, how your quote is built up from individual components, and how to spread the payments.

How much does a mummy makeover cost in London and the UK?

A mummy makeover at Centre for Surgery starts from £15,000 for the most common combination: a full abdominoplasty with muscle repair and liposuction where recommended, plus breast augmentation, in a single operation. More involved combinations — a breast lift, breast augmentation with lift, breast reduction, or additional procedures — are priced above this, depending on the exact combination, broadly in line with what other London providers quote for comparable procedures. Your exact price is confirmed in writing after a face-to-face consultation.

Every mummy makeover is performed as a day case under TIVA (Total Intravenous Anaesthesia) by GMC-registered surgeons — you are admitted and discharged the same day.

A quote is built from procedures. A result is not. Our mummy makeover before and after photos show real patient outcomes, and how to read these photos explains what a combined-procedure photograph can and cannot show you.

Why isn’t there one fixed mummy makeover price?

A mummy makeover isn’t a single operation — it’s a tailored combination of breast and abdominal procedures chosen for the changes you want to address. Pregnancy and breastfeeding affect everyone differently: some women want only their abdomen restored, others only the breasts, and many want both. The breast component alone might be an augmentation, a lift, an augmentation with lift, or a reduction — each a different procedure at a different price. That’s why a quote always follows a consultation rather than coming off a fixed price list, and why the price is best understood as the sum of its parts.

What’s included in a mummy makeover quote, and what affects the cost?

These are the two questions worth asking any clinic before comparing headline prices — and where a quote turns out to be misleading, it’s usually because one of them wasn’t answered clearly upfront.

What’s included

The quoted mummy makeover price at Centre for Surgery is a single, transparent package covering:

• As many pre-operative consultations with your surgeon as you need
• Pre-operative medical assessment
• The surgeon’s fee, the consultant anaesthetist (TIVA), and theatre time at our CQC-regulated Baker Street facility
• Liposuction of the abdomen and flanks, where your surgeon recommends it alongside the abdominoplasty
• Breast implants, where breast augmentation is part of your combination
• Dissolvable sutures and same-day discharge
• Drain removal at 2–3 days (where a full tummy tuck is included)
• Your surgeon’s direct number for the first 24 hours
• Wound check at 7–10 days, surgeon review at 6 weeks, and a 3-month assessment
• A dedicated patient coordinator throughout

Two things are charged separately and confirmed in advance: your compression garments (one for the abdomen, one for the breasts) and any prescribed medications. The £100 consultation fee is redeemable against the procedure if you proceed.

What affects the cost

Five factors move the total:

• Which breast procedure is included — an augmentation, a lift, an augmentation with lift, or a reduction. Augmentation with lift is the most complex breast option and sits at the higher end.
• Full or mini tummy tuck — a full abdominoplasty with muscle repair is more involved than a mini tummy tuck, which suits looseness confined below the belly button.
• The extent of liposuction: where recommended, liposuction of the abdomen and flanks is included in your written quote, but treating additional areas adds to the total.
• Additional procedures — a mons lift, labiaplasty or umbilicoplasty added in the same session.
• Primary or revision surgery — revising previous surgery is quoted individually.

If a quote you’ve been given elsewhere doesn’t clearly separate these two things — what’s included versus what drives the price up — ask for a written, itemised breakdown before comparing it to any other clinic’s figure. A lower headline number that excludes implants, garments, or follow-up care isn’t necessarily the better deal.

How your mummy makeover quote is built up

Your quote is built from three layers — a breast procedure, an abdominal procedure, and any optional extras. To give a sense of scale, here are the individual standalone starting prices for the procedures most often combined (these are the standalone figures — combined in a mummy makeover they’re more efficient, as explained below):

Pay in full or spread the cost, subject to status. See finance options

On top of the breast and abdominal procedures, optional extras such as a mons lift, labiaplasty or umbilicoplasty can be added where they’re appropriate. Your surgeon confirms the right combination — and the single combined price — at consultation. Our guide to how to choose a mummy makeover surgeon covers what to check before that appointment.

Why a combined mummy makeover costs less than separate procedures

Here’s the key point on cost. If you added the standalone prices above together, a full tummy tuck (£10,500) plus breast augmentation (£5,900) would come to around £16,400 — yet a mummy makeover combining them starts from £15,000. The combination is more efficient because the surgical team, theatre, anaesthetist and facility are used once rather than twice. When procedures are staged as separate operations months apart, those theatre, anaesthetic and facility costs are duplicated each time, and you go through two separate recoveries and two periods off work. Combining them into one session shares those fixed costs across the procedures — so a single-session mummy makeover is typically more cost-effective than the same operations done separately, as well as meaning one anaesthetic and one recovery.

Typical mummy makeover combinations and indicative cost

The combination is bespoke, so the clearest way to picture the cost is by example. These are indicative starting points only — your surgeon confirms your figure at consultation:

• Full tummy tuck + liposuction + breast augmentation — the most common mummy makeover, from £15,000.
• Full tummy tuck + breast augmentation with lift — higher than the entry combination, as augmentation with lift is the most involved breast procedure, and is quoted at consultation.
• Mini tummy tuck + breast augmentation — a lower-cost combination for women whose abdominal looseness is confined below the belly button.
• Full tummy tuck + breast reduction — for women whose breasts enlarged and became uncomfortable after pregnancy; priced according to the reduction required.

For the individual procedures, the tummy tuck cost, breast augmentation cost, breast lift cost and breast reduction cost guides break down each one in detail.

Is a mummy makeover available on the NHS?

No. A mummy makeover is an elective cosmetic procedure and isn’t funded by the NHS, nor covered by private medical insurance. In specific cases an individual component may be considered on the NHS on clinical grounds — for example a breast reduction where large breasts cause documented back and neck pain, or skin removal where excess abdominal skin causes recurrent infections — but this is assessed by your GP against local eligibility criteria and is separate from a cosmetic mummy makeover. As a cosmetic procedure, it’s self-funded, which is why many patients use finance.

Mummy makeover finance: can you pay monthly?

You can pay in full or spread the cost with finance through Chrysalis Finance, subject to status. Plans and a representative example are on our finance options page, and a patient coordinator can talk you through them on 020 7993 4849.

Is it cheaper to have a mummy makeover abroad?

Lower headline prices are advertised overseas, but a mummy makeover is major combined surgery — often several hours of breast and abdominal work under one anaesthetic — and the figure rarely reflects the full picture. Recovery from the abdominal component takes weeks, and long-haul travel soon after surgery significantly raises the risk of blood clots (DVT and pulmonary embolism). If a complication develops once you’re home — wound breakdown, infection, a problem with an implant — you’re a long flight from the surgeon who treated you, and that care often falls to the NHS. NHS England has warned about the burden of treating complications from cosmetic surgery performed abroad. A UK mummy makeover means your surgeon is GMC-registered, your hospital is CQC-regulated, and your aftercare and any revision are handled in one place. Price matters, but with surgery of this scale it shouldn’t be the deciding factor.

Why choose Centre for Surgery for your mummy makeover?

• GMC-registered surgeons: every breast and abdominal procedure is performed by GMC-registered surgeons.
• One coherent surgical plan: the breast and abdomen are planned together to balance your proportions, rather than as unrelated operations.
• Liposuction included where recommended alongside the abdominoplasty, refining the waist and flanks at the same time.
• TIVA anaesthesia administered by a consultant anaesthetist throughout, with clot-prevention measures used during surgery — a smoother day-case recovery than traditional gas-based general anaesthetic.
• Day-case surgery: admitted and discharged the same day, with drain removal, wound check, a 6-week surgeon review and a 3-month assessment all included.
• CQC-regulated hospital rated “Good” by the Care Quality Commission, with a two-week cooling-off period and finance.

Book your mummy makeover consultation

• Phone: 020 7993 4849
• Email: contact@centreforsurgery.com
• Address: 95-97 Baker Street, Marylebone, London W1U 6RN
• Contact us to schedule your consultation

Your initial in-person consultation is £100, redeemable against the cost of surgery if you proceed.

Mummy makeover cost FAQs

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