Type
Tummy Tuck
Duration
3 hours
What's included
5 deliverables in this treatment
- Free remote photo assessment with package-level recommendation
- Abdominoplasty under general anaesthesia with 1–2 nights hospitalisation
- Muscle repair and/or liposuction per chosen package
- Compression garment, medications and aftercare materials
- Airport transfers, personal assistant and pre-departure check
Tummy tuck surgery (abdominoplasty) arranged by myMedical Prague removes the loose, overhanging abdominal skin and fat that diet and exercise cannot fix — typically after pregnancy or major weight loss — and can repair separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti) for a genuinely flat, firm core. Five package levels from €2,420 (mini) to €3,595 (full tuck with liposuction and muscle repair) are priced all-inclusive with general anaesthesia, hospitalisation and garments. It is one of the agency's most booked procedures for UK and German patients.
About this treatment
After pregnancy or significant weight loss, the abdominal skin is often permanently overstretched and the paired rectus muscles separated down the midline (diastasis recti) — a structural problem no amount of core training can close. Abdominoplasty is the definitive correction, and Prague pricing through myMedical Prague makes it accessible at roughly half of typical Western European private rates.
Package levels
- Mini tummy tuck (from €2,420): for laxity confined below the navel — a shorter incision, no navel repositioning, faster recovery.
- Standard abdominoplasty (from €2,520): removes excess skin between the navel and pubis via a hip-to-hip incision placed low (hidden by underwear), with the navel repositioned naturally.
- With muscle repair (from €2,945): adds midline plication suturing of separated rectus muscles — essential for post-pregnancy diastasis, restoring a flat profile and core support.
- With liposuction (from €3,170): adds contouring of the flanks and upper abdomen for a sculpted waistline, not just a flat front.
Good to know
- Packages
- Mini to full tuck + liposuction + muscle repair
- Muscle repair
- Diastasis recti plication available (post-pregnancy)
- Stay in Prague
- 7–10 days
- Hospitalisation
- 1–2 nights included
- Scar
- Low hip-to-hip line, concealed by underwear
Who is this for?
Loose overhanging abdominal skin after pregnancy or weight loss, separated abdominal muscles, abdominal contour resistant to diet and exercise
Booking options & clinic offers
Free photo-based remote consultation with a concrete procedure offer, price and surgery date. Free airport transfers and a dedicated personal assistant for the entire Prague stay. All quoted prices include anaesthesia, surgeon consultation, hospitalisation, compression garments and medications.
Preparation required
Reach and hold a stable weight before surgery — ideally within ~10% of your goal weight. Stop smoking 4 weeks before. Avoid blood thinners for 2 weeks prior. Plan 7–10 days in Prague, help at home for the first week back, and 6–8 weeks without lifting or sport.
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
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Clinical team
myMedical Prague works with twelve board-certified, English-speaking Czech plastic surgeons across its partner clinics: MUDr. Igor Slaninka, MUDr. Jana Bartošková, MUDr. Jiří Bayer, MUDr. Kateřina Kiss, MUDr. Lucie Zárubová, MUDr. Martin Chorvát, MUDr. Matúš Baran, MUDr. Petr Jan Vašek, MUDr. Petr Polák, MUDr. Radek Lhotský, MUDr. Tomáš Beneš and MUDr. Vojtěch Šandera. The agency is led by founder and director Petr…
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Treatment highlights
- Free remote photo assessment with package-level recommendation
- Abdominoplasty under general anaesthesia with 1–2 nights hospitalisation
+3 more items in What's included
Standard abdominoplasty from €2,520; mini tummy tuck from €2,420; with muscle repair from €2,945; with liposuction from €3,170; with liposuction and muscle repair from €3,595. All-inclusive: general anaesthesia, hospitalisation, compression garment and medications.