Tummy Tuck & Mommy Makeover Cost in Beverly Hills 2026

A tummy tuck at Plastic Surgery Art and Science Institute, the Beverly Hills practice of board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. David Sahar, is $16,500. A mommy makeover has no single price because it is a combination of procedures, so it is quoted at consultation from the parts you choose.

Tummy tuck and mommy makeover prices at a glance

What a tummy tuck involves

According to the practice, a tummy tuck removes excess skin and fat, tightens the abdominal muscles and repositions the belly button. A full abdominoplasty covers the area from the pubic bone to the ribcage; a mini abdominoplasty uses a smaller incision for the lower abdomen when there is less excess skin. Liposuction is usually included to refine the waistline, and skin-tightening techniques such as J-Plasma, Vaser or RF can be added.

What a mommy makeover combines

A mommy makeover is not one operation. The practice describes it as a combination chosen around what changed after pregnancy, most often a tummy tuck, breast augmentation or a lift, and liposuction. It can be done in one session or staged over several, which also changes the cost and recovery.

Tummy tuck and mommy makeover: what people ask

How much is a tummy tuck in Beverly Hills?

Dr. Sahar's practice lists a tummy tuck at $16,500 (October 2026). That is one board-certified surgeon's published price, not a Beverly Hills average. Ask whether the quote includes anesthesia, the operating facility, compression garments and follow-up visits.

How much does a mommy makeover cost in Beverly Hills?

It depends on which procedures you combine. Using Dr. Sahar's published prices, the parts include a tummy tuck at $16,500, breast augmentation at $11,500, a breast lift at $18,900 and liposuction from $7,000. Surgeons often quote a combined price when procedures are done in one operation, so ask for a written quote for your exact plan.

Is 40 too old for a mommy makeover?

No. Age alone is not the deciding factor; overall health is. Surgeons look at your general health, a stable weight, whether you plan more pregnancies and whether you smoke. Many people have the procedure in their 40s or later once they are done having children.

How painful is a tummy tuck?

Most discomfort comes in the first days and eases over the following weeks. Tightening the abdominal muscles usually makes a tummy tuck more uncomfortable than liposuction alone, and pain is managed with medication. The practice notes that recovery from a mommy makeover generally involves several weeks of rest and limited activity.

Can a tummy tuck fix muscle separation after pregnancy?

Yes. Tightening separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti) is part of a full tummy tuck. Dr. Sahar's practice also lists rectus diastasis repair as a separate procedure. Ask the surgeon whether your separation needs repair and how it changes the plan.

Who performs the surgery

Dr. David Sahar, MD, FACS is certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery (ASPS profile) and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He trained in surgery at the University of California, San Francisco and in plastic surgery at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, and founded Plastic Surgery Art and Science Institute in Beverly Hills. See his directory profile or his full credentials.

For breast prices, see the Beverly Hills breast surgery cost guide. Related: liposuction cost in Beverly Hills and BBL cost in Beverly Hills.

Where to book

Plastic Surgery Art and Science Institute

416 North Bedford Drive #400B, Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Phone: 213-900-3182 · Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm

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Prices are as published on surgeryart.com/services in October 2026 and can change; your final quote is set at consultation.