Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)

Abdominoplasty corrects the two problems that no amount of training resolves: an overhanging fold of stretched, excess abdominal skin, and rectus diastasis — the separation of the paired abdominal muscles common after pregnancy. The complete operation removes the skin-fat apron between the navel and pubis, plicates (stitches together) the separated muscle edges to flatten and strengthen the core, repositions the navel, and closes with a long low…

UEM's complete abdominoplasty (58,000–68,000 Kč) is performed under general anesthesia in 2–4 hours, followed by about two nights on the in-house inpatient ward — included, as are the compression garments worn for roughly six weeks, all dressings and medication, and corrective scar revision within 6–12 months if needed. The mini-abdominoplasty (30,000–40,000 Kč) addresses an isolated lower-abdominal skin fold without muscle repair or navel repositioning —…

Recovery: patients walk slightly bent for the first week to protect the repair, return to desk work in 2–3 weeks, and resume core training from about 8 weeks. Results are long-lasting at stable weight; surgery should follow, not precede, completed family planning and major weight loss. The 500 Kč consultation determines whether full abdominoplasty, mini-tuck, liposuction, or a combination best matches the anatomy.