The claim a reader may hear most about a mommy makeover is that it is one operation with one price. The published definitions describe something broader, and this page sets two publishers side by side so you can see what a proposal bundles together.
What the two publishers say
The Aesthetic Society says a "mommy makeover" is a term to describe a series of procedures that address changes to the body caused by childbirth. It adds that there are different post-pregnancy procedures that address various concerns and areas of the body.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons says many areas of the body can be addressed, most commonly the breasts, abdomen, waist, genitalia and buttocks. Neither statement tells you which combination suits a particular person.
Reading each procedure on its own
Because the term bundles procedures, a quote may name pieces you can check separately. The Aesthetic Society publishes separate pages on liposuction surgery and breast lift surgery.
The assumption a proposal can hide
A proposal can assume that the combination it lists is the only sensible one. It can also assume that a single figure covers every piece. Look for whether the quote names each procedure separately, and whether each one appears in a published source you can read, such as the Aesthetic Society page on breast augmentation surgery and implants.
The question to ask at a consultation
Ask which procedures are in your plan and why each one is there. Then ask which of them you could do on their own, and what the quote would look like if you chose to. The Aesthetic Society page on tummy tuck surgery is a neutral place to read about that piece before you answer.