2026 Mommy Makeover Cost Reference, by Procedure Combination
Updated 2026-07-02
In the United States in 2026, a tummy tuck combined with breast surgery from a standard-tier surgeon typically costs $9,000 to $18,000, and the full combination of tummy tuck, breast surgery, and liposuction typically costs $11,700 to $23,400, at a national baseline before ZIP-code adjustment. These are the baseline figures produced by Mommy Makeover Cost's own calculator model, current as of July 2026.
How is the 2026 mommy makeover cost calculated by combination?
Mommy makeover cost scales with how many procedures you combine, which breast option you choose, and the surgeon's tier, not a single flat rate. Pairing a tummy tuck with lipo alone is the least expensive combination; a full tummy-tuck-plus-breast-plus-lipo package, or adding a BBL, costs progressively more. The table below shows the national baseline (no ZIP-code adjustment) at the breast-lift option; the full 24-row table, including augmentation and lift-plus-augmentation, is in the downloadable CSV.
01 - Summary table| Procedure combination | Surgeon tier | Estimate (breast lift, national baseline) |
|---|---|---|
| Tummy tuck + lipo | Standard | $7,200 to $14,400 |
| Tummy tuck + lipo | Premium surgeon | $9,360 to $18,720 |
| Tummy tuck + breast (aug or lift) | Standard | $9,000 to $18,000 |
| Tummy tuck + breast (aug or lift) | Premium surgeon | $11,700 to $23,400 |
| Tummy tuck + breast + lipo (full) | Standard | $11,700 to $23,400 |
| Tummy tuck + breast + lipo (full) | Premium surgeon | $15,210 to $30,420 |
| Add BBL / extras | Standard | $13,500 to $27,000 |
| Add BBL / extras | Premium surgeon | $17,550 to $35,100 |
Download the full table as a CSV file. It includes all 24 combination, breast-option, and surgeon-tier rows shown and expanded above, with separate low and high columns.
02 - How location changes the priceHow much does location change the price?
The figures above hold location constant at a national average (multiplier of 1.0x). Mommy Makeover Cost's calculator then adjusts for your ZIP code using a location multiplier that runs from about 0.90x in the lowest-cost markets the model tracks up to about 1.35x in the highest-cost metro ZIP codes it tracks, such as parts of San Francisco and Manhattan. Applying that range to the full-combination, premium-surgeon figure above (breast lift option, $15,210 to $30,420 at the national baseline) moves the estimate from roughly $13,690 at the low end to about $41,070 at the high end. Enter your own ZIP code in the calculator for a location-adjusted number instead of the national baseline shown here.
03 - Named, dated comparison pointsHow does this compare to ASPS's published average surgeon fees?
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons publishes annual average surgeon fee data for cosmetic procedures. Its 2023 statistics (plasticsurgery.org, cost pages for tummy tuck, breast augmentation, breast lift, and liposuction, each citing ASPS members' reported fees) put the national average surgeon fee alone, not including anesthesia or facility costs, at $8,174 for a tummy tuck, $4,875 for breast augmentation, $6,816 for a breast lift, and $4,711 for liposuction. Those are each procedure's surgeon fee in isolation; they sit inside the all-in combination ranges shown above, which also include anesthesia and facility charges and reflect procedures performed together rather than separately. We cite these because they are the most recent single-figure statistics we could verify directly against ASPS's own published pages.
Methodology: where these numbers come from
Every figure in the summary table and CSV above is computed from the constants in Mommy Makeover Cost's own calculator, not from a third-party survey. The base range is $9,000 to $18,000 for a tummy tuck combined with breast surgery (breast lift, standard surgeon), at a neutral location. That base is multiplied by a combination factor (0.8x for tummy tuck plus lipo, 1x for tummy tuck plus breast, 1.3x for the full combination, 1.5x for added BBL or extras), a breast-option factor (1x for a lift, 1.1x for augmentation, 1.2x for lift plus augmentation), and a surgeon-tier factor (1x for standard, 1.3x for premium), then rounded to the nearest $10. The location step applies a further ZIP-code multiplier of about 0.90x to 1.35x, derived from the calculator's built-in table of ZIP-prefix and regional cost-of-living adjustments, but that step is left out of the reference table above so the table reflects one consistent, location-neutral baseline. The four external figures on this page, the ASPS average surgeon fees for the individual component procedures, are labeled and dated separately from the model output and were verified directly against plasticsurgery.org this year. This page was last checked and refreshed on 2026-07-02 and will be updated if the underlying calculator constants change. It carries the 2026 year because it reflects 2026 US pricing patterns as modeled by this site; it is not a projection for future years.
This reference is a model output, not a clinical or insurance guarantee. Actual quotes vary by surgeon, facility, and individual anatomy. It does not replace an in-person evaluation. Combining procedures in one surgery combines their individual risks; consult a board-certified plastic surgeon for a diagnosis and a binding quote before scheduling any procedure.
Related reading on the 2026 cost model
- See the full cost breakdown by component
- Bundle pricing next to one-at-a-time surgery bills
- Read the full cost guide
Things to know about this reference
This page reports this site's own calculator model plus four named, dated external figures (ASPS 2023). It is general information only, not medical advice. A board-certified surgeon can price your own case. Last updated 2026-07-02.
FAQs
Where do the numbers on this page come from?
They are computed from the same cost constants built into Mommy Makeover Cost's free calculator: a base range for a tummy tuck combined with breast surgery, multiplied by factors for procedure combination, breast option, and surgeon tier. They are not pulled from a third-party survey; the four exceptions, the ASPS average surgeon fees for the individual component procedures, are labeled and dated separately.
Why is there no ZIP-adjusted column in the table?
The table shows one consistent, location-neutral baseline so combinations, breast options, and surgeon tiers can be compared directly. Enter your ZIP code in the calculator on the homepage for a location-adjusted figure.
How often is this page updated?
The methodology section above states when the page was last checked. It is refreshed whenever the underlying calculator constants change, and the year in the title is updated so the page never carries a stale year.