Contact about diastasis recti, from Italy or abroad

If you have diastasis recti, or think you might, you can write through the form on this page or call +39 02 7602 1568. Emma Gadda, who coordinates the patient pathway, reads each request and arranges the consultation. Consultations take place in Milan, at Galleria del Corso 4; people who live abroad can send their reports in advance, so that the visit is planned around their journey.

What happens after you write

• Your request is read by Emma Gadda, who may ask for any missing reports;
• Reports you already have, such as an ultrasound or CT, are looked at before the visit, so that tests are not repeated without need;
• The consultation in Milan includes the clinical examination and, when needed, a dynamic ultrasound to measure the gap;
• If surgery is indicated, the options, the hospital and the timing are explained, and the decision is yours.

Writing from outside Italy

• Write in English, and say which country you live in and when you could travel to Milan;
• Attach what you already have: ultrasound or CT reports, notes from previous abdominal operations and a list of current medicines;
• The consultation and, if chosen, the operation are planned so that the time spent in Milan is used well.

International patients: how long to stay and when to fly

How to reach the team

• Address: Galleria del Corso 4, 20122 Milan
• Phone: +39 02 76021568
• Email: info@federicofiori.com

FI Multicare, Galleria del Corso 4 — where people with diastasis recti are seen in Milan.

Emma Gadda — Patient pathway coordinator

Emma Gadda is the first person you hear from after writing. She came to diastasis as a patient herself; today she takes each request, helps gather the reports needed and arranges the date of the consultation.

Questions about contacting the team

Can I get in touch if I live outside Italy?

Yes. Write through the form or by email, say where you live and attach any reports you have: the consultation in Milan is then planned around your journey.

What should I include in my first message about diastasis?

Your main symptoms, any pregnancies, previous abdominal operations and the scans already done. It helps to say whether you have been told about an umbilical hernia.

Who reads the messages?

Emma Gadda, the patient pathway coordinator, who replies and arranges the consultation. Messages for Dr. Fiori personally can be sent with the second option on the form.

Where does the consultation take place?

In Milan, at Galleria del Corso 4, 20122 Milan, Italy, near the Duomo.

Is the operation done at the same address?

No. The consultation and follow-up visits take place at the Milan practice; surgery is performed in the hospital indicated at the consultation.

Can I use the form for an urgent problem?

No. The form is for information and appointments about diastasis recti. For a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services.

Updated: 2026-07-01 · Content by Dr. Federico Fiori