Diastasis recti repair restores abdominal strength and contour by repairing separated abdominal muscles that often develop after pregnancy or major weight changes.
What Is Diastasis Recti?
Diastasis recti occurs when the rectus abdominis muscles—the vertical muscles that run down the front of the abdomen—separate along the midline.
This separation is most commonly caused by pregnancy, significant weight changes, and abdominal pressure over time. When the muscles pull apart, the connective tissue between them stretches and weakens. As a result, the abdomen may appear rounded or protruding even when a person maintains a healthy lifestyle. For many patients, exercise alone cannot fully correct this condition. Surgical repair restores the natural position of the abdominal muscles, helping rebuild the core’s structure and strength.












