Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)

Cleopatra Clinic offers four grades of abdominoplasty, from a mini correction around the navel to full anchor-incision surgery with muscle-wall repair — letting the surgeon match the operation to the actual amount of loose skin, fat, and muscle separation rather than selling one standard procedure. Complementary liposuction and umbilical hernia repair can be added in the same general anaesthetic at a significant combined-procedure discount. All prices include anaesthesia, medication, and post-operative checks.

Abdominoplasty removes the apron of loose skin and fat that diet and exercise cannot correct — most commonly after pregnancy or major weight loss — and, where needed, repairs the separation of the rectus muscles (diastasis) that causes a persistent bulge. **The four techniques at Cleopatra Clinic:** *Mini correction around the navel (10,500 Kč):* removal of a small skin excess via an incision around the navel only — for minor laxity localised to the peri-umbilical area. *Bikini-incision abdominoplasty without muscle suture or navel transposition (20,000–50,000 Kč):* removal of the lower abdominal skin-fat excess through a horizontal incision hidden in the bikini line. Suits patients with skin excess below the navel and an intact muscle wall. *Full abdominoplasty with navel transposition (53,000–90,000 Kč):* the complete operation — skin and fat are removed from the entire front of the abdomen, the navel is repositioned, and the muscle wall is sutured where needed. *Anchor-incision abdominoplasty (35,000–85,000 Kč):* adds a vertical component to the incision for patients with massive skin excess in both horizontal and vertical directions, typically after major weight loss; includes navel transposition and muscle suture. **Add-ons in the same anaesthetic:** complementary liposuction of the flanks or upper abdomen (10,000–20,000 Kč) sharpens the result; an umbilical hernia found at surgery is repaired for 5,500 Kč (vs. 15,900 Kč as a standalone operation under general anaesthesia). **Recovery:** patients wear an elastic compression garment for several weeks, walk slightly bent for the first days, and typically return to sedentary work in 2–3 weeks. Sports and lifting resume at 6–8 weeks. The final flat contour emerges over 3–6 months as swelling resolves. **Included in the price:** surgery, general anaesthesia, post-operative analgesics for the clinic and home, and all routine check-ups and dressings. Consultation, hospitalisation, and the compression garment are separate; payment can be split into up to six interest-free instalments after a 30% deposit.