Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)

Full and mini tummy tuck surgery at the Czech Republic's largest plastic surgery department. Abdominoplasty removes the loose skin apron and tightens separated abdominal muscles (diastasis) after pregnancy or major weight loss — changes that no amount of exercise can correct. FNKV offers the full procedure at 70,000 Kč under general anaesthesia, with combined liposuction options for flank contouring, performed with an inpatient stay under 24-hour university-hospital monitoring.

Abdominoplasty is the definitive correction for two post-pregnancy and post-weight-loss changes: redundant lower abdominal skin (which persists regardless of fitness) and rectus diastasis — the separation of the paired abdominal muscles that causes a persistent bulge and weakened core. **Full abdominoplasty (70,000 Kč):** Through a low horizontal incision placed within the underwear line, the surgeon lifts the abdominal skin, sutures the separated rectus muscles back to the midline along their full length, removes the excess skin apron, and repositions the navel. The result is a flat, structurally repaired abdominal wall. The operation takes 2–3 hours under general anaesthesia with a stay of typically 2–3 nights. **With liposuction (85,000 Kč):** Liposuction of the flanks and upper abdomen at the same operation refines the waistline and prevents the 'flat front, full sides' look — the most commonly chosen combination for complete contouring. **Mini-abdominoplasty (55,000 Kč / 65,000 Kč with liposuction):** For patients whose laxity is limited to below the navel, the mini variant uses a shorter incision, removes the lower skin excess without relocating the navel, and recovers faster. **Recovery:** An abdominal compression garment is worn for ~6 weeks. Patients walk (slightly bent) from day one, return to desk work at 2–3 weeks, and resume sport from 6–8 weeks. The scar sits low enough to be hidden by underwear and fades over 12–18 months. **Safety context:** Abdominoplasty carries one of the higher complication profiles among aesthetic procedures (seroma, thrombosis risk), which is precisely where a university hospital adds value: anaesthesiology and ICU on site, thromboprophylaxis protocols, and 24-hour physician presence during the inpatient stay.