Dr. Andres Taleisnik

Pregnancy and childbirth can bring significant changes, not only to a new mother’s way of life, but also to her postpartum body. In recent years, more and more moms have turned to mommy makeover plastic surgery to help restore their silhouettes. Mommy makeover surgery actually involves several complementary procedures, usually performed in a single operation with one recovery period. At my practice in Orange County, a mommy makeover typically includes a breast augmentation or breast lift (or a combination, liposuction surgery, and a tummy tuck, also known as an abdominoplasty. The best mommy makeover candidates have completed their families and are in good health and close to their ideal weight. It will be my pleasure to work with you on a custom mommy makeover plan and answer all of your questions during your consultation.

Weight loss and changes from pregnancy are the most common reasons to consider a tummy tuck, but anyone who is dealing with sagging abdominal skin or loose abdominal muscles could benefit from tummy tuck surgery at my Orange County practice. I offer several iterations of the tummy tuck. The two most common are a traditional abdominoplasty, to tighten the skin above and below the belly button and repair the abdominal muscles, and the mini tummy tuck, which addresses laxity below the belly button. I also perform circumferential tummy tucks (also known as a lower body lift) to remove and tighten excess skin on the front and back of the torso, as well as panniculectomy, to reduce excess skin hanging over the genital area. The results of these surgeries can be transformational, both for my patients’ silhouettes and their confidence.

Liposuction by Dr. Taleisnik sculpts localized fat bulges—such as love handles, abdomen, thighs, back rolls—through targeted fat removal via small, discreet incisions. Techniques include tumescent, ultrasound-assisted, and power-assisted liposuction. Ideal for patients seeking contour enhancement with minimal scarring; most return to work in 3–7 days and resume exercise in 2–3 weeks