David L. Abramson, MD

05/30/2026

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03/05/2026

Let’s be specific about what a “mommy makeover” actually addresses.
After pregnancy, two main changes happen: abdominal muscles separate and don’t reconnect on their own, and breasts lose volume or sag. A mommy makeover combines a tummy tuck to repair those separated muscles and remove loose skin, with breast surgery—augmentation, lift, or both.
What it’s NOT: weight loss surgery. The best candidates are at a stable weight and finished having children.
Timing matters. I recommend waiting at least six months after you’re done breastfeeding, so your body has stabilized. Recovery takes commitment—about six weeks before returning to full activity.
This isn’t about vanity. It’s about addressing changes that diet and exercise cannot fix.

03/01/2026

Surgery day: Let me walk you through what actually happens.

Many patients tell me the unknown is the most stressful part. So let me demystify surgery day:

Morning of Surgery: You’ll arrive at Englewood Health or our surgical center Our team greets you and gets you comfortable We review everything one final time Anesthesia team meets with you

In the Operating Room: I personally oversee every detail of your care My surgical team has worked together for years We follow strict safety protocols Modern monitoring ensures your safety throughout

Immediate Recovery: You wake up in our recovery area Nursing staff monitors you closely I check on you personally before you leave You receive detailed post-op instructions

What Sets Us Apart: Hospital-based surgery with emergency capabilities Experienced surgical team Personal attention from your surgeon Clear communication with your family

Questions about surgery day? I’m here to answer them.

02/06/2026

After decades of performing facelifts, I can tell you: the goal has changed. Years ago, patients wanted to look “done”—tight, pulled, obviously rejuvenated. Now? Everyone wants natural. Modern facelift techniques address deeper tissue layers, not just skin. This creates longer-lasting results without that “windblown” look. You should look refreshed and rested, not different. The best facelifts are invisible. Friends might say “you look great” without knowing why. That’s the goal—restoring a more youthful version of you, not creating someone

01/18/2026

Breast reconstruction after mastectomy isn’t just surgery—it’s part of healing. As plastic surgeons, we work closely with breast cancer surgical teams to plan reconstruction, whether immediate at the time of mastectomy or delayed. There are multiple approaches: implant-based, using your own tissue like a DIEP flap, or a combination. What many don’t realize: by federal law, insurance must cover breast reconstruction, including procedures on the opposite breast for symmetry. This isn’t considered cosmetic—it’s recognized as medically necessary. Every case is unique. Factors like radiation therapy, body type, and personal preference shape the approach. My role is explaining options clearly so you can make the decision that’s right for you.

01/15/2026

The “mommy makeover” gets a lot of attention, but let’s be specific about what it actually addresses. After pregnancy, two main changes happen: stretched abdominal muscles that don’t bounce back, and breast volume loss or sagging. A mommy makeover typically combines a tummy tuck to repair those separated muscles and remove loose skin, with breast surgery—either augmentation, lift, or both. What it’s NOT: a weight loss procedure. The best candidates are at a stable weight and done having children. Timing matters too. I recommend waiting at least six months after you’re finished breastfeeding, so your body has stabilized. Recovery takes commitment—about six weeks before you’re back to full activity
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