Laser in Czechia

CLED uses the QuadroStar high-power vascular laser — the clinic's first-choice device for rosacea, facial spider veins (telangiectasias) and angiomas. The QuadroStar targets oxyhaemoglobin in dilated vessels with its 532 nm KTP and 1064 nm Nd:YAG dual-wavelength capability, selectively heating and collapsing abnormal vessels while the passive cooling system protects surrounding tissue. MUDr. Moskalyková has used the QuadroStar for vascular treatment since CLED's founding and applies it to red and reddish-purple lesions across the face, neck and décolletage.

Vascular laser treatment at Esthé Laser Clinic uses the Candela V-Beam Perfecta — the gold-standard 595 nm pulsed-dye laser for vascular skin conditions — to selectively destroy unwanted blood vessels, broken capillaries, and vascular lesions without damaging the surrounding skin. The 595 nm wavelength is absorbed almost exclusively by oxyhaemoglobin in the blood, causing the targeted vessel wall to collapse and absorb without leaving surface trauma. The built-in Dynamic Cooling Device (DCD) sprays a burst of cryogen onto the skin milliseconds before each laser pulse, protecting the epidermis and reducing discomfort. Conditions treated include facial telangiectasia (spider veins), rosacea flushing, port wine stains, haemangiomas, cherry angiomas, facial redness from broken capillaries, and leg spider veins. One of the few Czech clinics operating the full V-Beam Perfecta system under medical oversight.

Photorejuvenation at Petra Clinic uses the Fotona Dynamis laser to deliver selective photothermal energy to the dermis, stimulating fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin without disrupting the skin surface. The treatment improves superficial wrinkles, mild skin laxity and uneven tone across the face, neck and décolletage. Sessions take 15–20 minutes with no anaesthetic, no downtime and no post-procedure restrictions. For gradual, low-downtime skin maintenance it serves as an effective complement to more intensive procedures, and can be repeated every four to eight weeks.

Petra Clinic uses the PICOPLUS laser for tattoo removal — a device described by the clinic as exclusive to the Czech Republic. At 450 picoseconds pulse duration, the PICOPLUS delivers energy in ultrashort bursts that shatter tattoo ink particles via photomechanical (acoustic) action rather than the slower photothermal heating used by older nanosecond Q-switched lasers. Smaller ink fragments are cleared more rapidly by the immune system, meaning fewer sessions are typically needed to achieve significant fading or full removal. The system handles multi-colour and older, professionally applied tattoos that were previously considered difficult to treat. A free consultation is required first to assess the tattoo and estimate the number of sessions needed.

Professional tattoo removal using the Q-Plus system, combining Q-switched Nd:YAG (1064 nm) and double-frequency KTP Nd:YAG (532 nm) lasers to shatter ink particles of all colours. Laser Esthetic has performed over 25,000 tattoo removals since its founding — among the highest volumes of any clinic in the Czech Republic. Sessions are priced by pulse count, rewarding larger or multi-session bookings, and a course of six to seven sessions is typically needed. The same system also treats permanent makeup and pigmentation.

Fractional resurfacing at Berska Clinic uses the EndyMed Pro fractional applicator to combine ablative micro-column resurfacing with simultaneous 3DEEP volumetric RF heating in a single pass — addressing both surface texture and dermal collagen in one session. With a treatment depth of up to 2.9mm and individually adjustable intensity, this approach can treat skin texture, pore size, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, and acne or traumatic scarring at varying degrees of aggressiveness. Preparation includes topical anesthetic cream; healing completes over approximately one week with mild peeling from days two to three.

MarBelle Clinic's laser acne and rosacea treatment uses the Lutronic Hollywood Spectra XT at adjustable wavelengths to target the underlying causes of inflammatory skin conditions. At 1064 nm, the laser penetrates to the sebaceous gland level to suppress bacterial activity (Cutibacterium acnes) and reduce sebum production. At 532 nm, it addresses the superficial vascular component of rosacea and the pigmented remnants of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Treatments can be performed year-round, including on tanned skin, and carry minimal risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation changes — a key concern for patients with sensitive or reactive skin.

Laser-based skin rejuvenation that uses targeted light energy to address sun damage, uneven pigmentation, fine lines and skin laxity. At Arsderma the laser platform enables photo-rejuvenation by selectively targeting melanin in pigment spots and stimulating dermal collagen remodelling. Pigment lesions darken immediately and shed within ten to fourteen days; collagen improvement builds progressively. From 3,000 Kč per session for the face.

GISANT offers surgical removal of moles and benign skin lesions, performed under local anaesthesia by a plastic surgeon for clean excision margins and a finely sutured wound that minimises scarring. The first mole costs CZK 3,000, with each additional mole removed in the same session at CZK 2,000 — making it convenient to address several lesions in one visit. The procedure is quick and performed as an outpatient. Because it is carried out by a plastic surgeon rather than in a general setting, the closure is executed with the same care applied to cosmetic facial work, leaving a small linear scar that fades over the following months.

Scar correction at MUDr. Kloud's practice improves the appearance of hypertrophic, keloid, widened, or irregular scars through surgical revision — excising the existing scar, optimising tissue alignment, and closing with fine plastic surgery suturing technique to produce a narrower, less visible result. Priced by scar length: CZK 3,000 (up to 5 cm), CZK 5,000 (5–10 cm), CZK 7,000 (over 10 cm). Performed under local anaesthesia as an ambulatory procedure. Scars from injury, previous surgery, or acne are all addressable. MUDr. Kloud's training and daily practice in wound closure make scar revision one of the core competences of a plastic surgeon.

Physician-supervised treatment of lichen ruber planus and lichen sclerosus using XTRAC 308 nm excimer laser, PRP plasma therapy and immunomodulators (tacrolimus), with avoidance of systemic corticosteroids where possible. The excimer laser suppresses the T-lymphocyte-mediated autoimmune response driving lesion activity; PRP provides growth-factor-rich healing stimulus to affected tissue; tacrolimus immunomodulation reduces surface inflammation without steroid-associated side effects. The combination is tailored to lesion type, location and severity at consultation.

Fractional laser resurfacing applied to specific facial zones rather than the full face — appropriate when concerns are concentrated in one area (persistent crow's feet, a cluster of acne scars on the cheeks, or perioral lines) or when a patient prefers a more targeted approach with correspondingly less recovery time. At DermaClinique Písek, MUDr. Jůzlová, Ph.D. can concentrate fractional treatment on one or two zones — forehead, cheeks, periorbital area or perioral region — producing meaningful improvement in the targeted area while leaving the rest of the face untreated. The session is shorter and the recovery is typically faster than for a full-face protocol.

FemiLift is a modern laser method that improves the health and comfort of the female intimate area, using gentle pulsed Pixel CO2 laser energy to stimulate the renewal of collagen and elastin in the vaginal tissues. At Dermaestet it firms and gradually rehydrates the area and helps with vaginal dryness, discomfort during intimacy, reduced firmness and mild stress incontinence. It is a quick, painless outpatient treatment with no anaesthetic — a gentle alternative to surgical solutions.

Rosacea treatment calms the chronic facial redness, flushing and visible blood vessels of rosacea while soothing inflammatory bumps and strengthening the skin barrier. By reducing irritation and hypersensitivity, it improves long-term skin comfort and appearance. At GH Solutions the treatment is tailored to the rosacea type and severity, combining in-clinic care with advice to avoid common triggers.

Photorejuvenation uses intense pulsed light (IPL) to even out skin tone by reducing pigmentation spots and visible red veins, while stimulating collagen and elastin for firmer, fresher skin. The light targets melanin and blood vessels without harming the surrounding skin. At GH Solutions it is a non-invasive treatment for the face, neck, décolleté and hands, with results building over a short series of sessions.

GentleLASE laser treatment for facial skin rejuvenation.

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) photorejuvenation at MEDIKAP Pardubice targets vascular and pigmentation irregularities including rosacea, spider veins, age spots, sun damage, and generalised facial redness. Unlike laser devices that emit a single wavelength, IPL delivers broad-spectrum light filtered to target specific chromophores — haemoglobin in vessels and melanin in pigment lesions. The result is progressive clearance of vascular and pigmented lesions alongside overall skin tone improvement. Priced from 3 300–3 450 Kč per area, with a series of 3–5 sessions recommended at 4-week intervals.

Permanent hair reduction for both legs using medical-grade laser.

Permanent laser hair removal for full legs.

Laser treatment for age spots and pigmentation correction.

Candela SMOOTHBEAM laser treatment for active acne.

Laser treatment for removing pigmentation and age spots.

Permanent hair reduction for both legs using Fotona laser.

Er:YAG laser treatment for scar revision and improvement.