The Mommy Makeover: How Real Moms Reclaim Confidence, Connection, and Their Reflection - Paperback

Burgdorf, Michael: - "Michael R. Burgdorf, MD, MPH is a board-certified plastic surgeon, nationally recognized author, and founder of Music City Plastic Surgery in Nashville, Tennessee - where he has spent more than fifteen years helping women restore not just their appearance, but their relationship with themselves. Known as The Gentleman Surgeon, Dr. Burgdorf is celebrated for his meticulous artistry, exceptional bedside manner, and his signature aesthetic - the Nashville Natural.A two-time Amazon #1 bestselling author, his first book earned a Mom's Choice Silver Award - making him the only physician in the award's history to receive that honor. This volume is his most personal work to date.He has received more than a dozen awards including the Doctor's Choice Award, Patient's Choice Award, and recognition as a Top 1% Most Honored Professional in America. He is a Top 10 Plastic Surgeon in Tennessee - a distinction held by fewer than ten physicians in the state - and a RealSelf Top Doctor. He was inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society for exceptional compassion, integrity, and service. Dr. Burgdorf earned his MD and MPH at Tulane University. When Hurricane Katrina interrupted his training, he completed both General Surgery and Plastic Surgery residencies at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Before medicine, he was a linebacker at the University of Notre Dame. His consultations feature his proprietary 5-Star Breast Sizing System and 6-String Assessment, and his follow-up process spans more than a full year - because in his view, the relationship doesn't end when surgery does. All procedures are performed at Nashville South Surgery Center - his private facility built for safety, luxury, and privacy. His most important accomplishment, however, is his marriage of more than twenty-five years to his wife Casey and the lives of their four children. He wrote this book because he kept seeing the same thing: brilliant, devoted mothers who had quietly stopped seeing themselves - and needed someone to finally say: Someday can be now."