Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)

Abdominoplasty at Medical Institut removes loose, excess abdominal skin and tightens the underlying muscle to create a flatter, firmer stomach — often after pregnancy or major weight loss. The clinic's plastic surgeons offer a mini version for laxity below the navel and a full tummy tuck for the whole abdomen, with options to repair separated muscles (diastasis), add flank liposuction, or perform a Fleur-de-Lis pattern when skin is loose both vertically and horizontally. Pricing builds from the base procedure with clearly listed add-ons, so the quote reflects exactly which components your abdomen needs.

Abdominoplasty (a tummy tuck) tightens the abdomen by removing surplus skin and fat and, in most cases, repairing the abdominal muscles that separate and weaken during pregnancy or weight gain. At Medical Institut in Plzeň the operation is performed by plastic surgeons and built up from a base procedure: a mini abdominoplasty (from 54,000 Kč) addresses loose skin below the navel only, while a full abdominoplasty (69,000 Kč) treats the entire abdominal wall and usually relocates the navel. Common additions include muscle-wall plication to flatten a post-pregnancy bulge (+~7,000 Kč) and liposuction of the flanks for a smoother waistline (+~12,000–24,000 Kč). For significant skin excess in both directions a Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty (85,500 Kč) adds a vertical component, and comprehensive combinations reach up to 116,500 Kč. During surgery the surgeon makes a low horizontal incision within the bikini line, lifts the skin, repairs the muscle if needed, removes excess tissue and redrapes the skin tautly before closing. It suits people left with an overhanging skin apron, stretched muscles or stubborn lower-belly laxity after childbirth or major weight loss that exercise cannot fix. Expect a compression garment, drains in some cases, and a bent-forward posture for the first days while the repair settles; light activity resumes in one to two weeks and strenuous exercise after several weeks. The scar is permanent but kept low and hidden under underwear, fading over a year. Future pregnancy can reverse the muscle repair, so timing is discussed; smoking impairs healing and is paused. Outcomes and recovery vary between individuals.