About MommyMakeoverIstanbul.us
- We are an independent editorial resource — not a clinic, not a medical provider, not a booking platform.
- We do not perform surgery and we do not rank clinics.
- Every article is evidence-based, citing only peer-reviewed research, medical society data, and government health sources.
- Our content is medically reviewed by qualified professionals.
- We exist to help women make informed decisions about their bodies — not to sell them a procedure.
Our Independence
MommyMakeoverIstanbul.us is not affiliated with any clinic, surgeon, hospital, or medical tourism agency. We do not perform surgery. We do not rank clinics. We do not accept payment from medical providers in exchange for favorable coverage or placement.
Our editorial decisions are made independently. When we discuss the advantages of having surgery in Istanbul, we also discuss the risks. When we present cost data, we present the full picture — including what package prices leave out. When we discuss safety, we include the complications that matter, not just the reassuring statistics.
We believe women researching major surgery deserve honest, evidence-based information — not a sales pitch disguised as education.
What We Do
- Research and publish evidence-based guides on mommy makeover surgery and postpartum body changes
- Cite only peer-reviewed studies, medical society data (ASPS, ISAPS), and government health sources
- Present balanced information — benefits, risks, costs, and alternatives
- Update our content regularly to reflect current data and medical consensus
What We Don’t Do
- We don’t perform surgery or provide medical consultations
- We don’t rank, rate, or recommend specific clinics or surgeons
- We don’t accept sponsored content or paid placement from medical providers
- We don’t make medical decisions for our readers — that’s between you and your doctor
Who This Site Is For
We write for women at every stage of the decision, not just those already scheduling a consultation. That includes new mothers wondering whether what they’re seeing in the mirror is normal, women weighing whether a non-surgical approach might be enough, and women actively comparing surgeons and countries before committing to a procedure.
If you leave this site having decided surgery isn’t the right choice for you, that is a completely successful outcome from our perspective. We are not measured by how many consultations we generate — we don’t generate any. We are measured by whether the information we provided was accurate, balanced, and genuinely useful to your decision.
Editorial Standards
How we research, write, and fact-check our content — and the source standards we hold ourselves to.
Our Reviewers
The medical professionals who review our content for accuracy and clinical relevance.
How We Make Money
Full transparency about how this site is funded and how that does — and doesn’t — influence our content.
Contact Us
Questions, corrections, or feedback? Here’s how to reach our editorial team.