Eyelid Surgery in Plzeň

Blepharoplasty at the practice of MUDr. Miroslav Dolejš removes excess skin and protruding fat pads from the upper or lower eyelids — correcting hooded, heavy, or tired-looking eyes. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia by a board-certified plastic surgeon with over 15 years of specialist experience, making it a low-downtime outpatient procedure with no hospital stay required. Incisions are placed in the natural eyelid crease (upper) or just below the lash line (lower) so resulting scars are barely visible once healed. Upper eyelid surgery starts from 12,000 Kč, among the most accessible prices for board-certified blepharoplasty in the Czech Republic.

Blepharoplasty removes excess skin and fat from the upper or lower eyelids to open up the eyes and refresh a tired-looking face. At this practice it is performed by an experienced hospital head surgeon under local anaesthesia as a walk-in/walk-out procedure — no general anaesthesia or overnight stay required. A combined brow lift with upper-eyelid correction is available for more pronounced descent of the brow line.

Blepharoplasty at Medical Institut removes or repositions excess skin and fat around the eyes to lift hooded upper lids and smooth puffy, tired-looking lower lids. Performed by the clinic's oculoplastic-focused surgeons, it is offered for upper lids, lower lids, or both, plus a transconjunctival option that addresses lower-lid bags through an incision hidden inside the lid with no visible scar. Most upper-lid work is done under local anaesthesia as a day procedure. Because the eye area shapes how rested and approachable a face looks, the surgery is planned conservatively to keep a natural, open-eyed result.

Upper, lower, or combined eyelid surgery performed by plastic surgeon MUDr. Kamila Šormová at her Plzeň clinic. Excess skin and protruding fat pads around the eyelids are removed through incisions hidden in the natural lid creases, refreshing the gaze and giving the face a rested appearance. The procedure is done under analgosedation combined with local anaesthesia. Upper or lower lids alone are outpatient — you go home the same day; combined upper and lower lid surgery involves a one-night stay at the clinic. Most patients are women and men from around 35, when eyelid skin descent becomes more pronounced. Recovery takes approximately two weeks, after which scars heal to be practically invisible.