Otoplasty in Czechia

Otoplasty at MEDICent corrects protruding or asymmetric ears by reshaping the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear. The procedure is available for children from age 10 — once the ear is fully grown and the child can cooperate with aftercare — as well as for adults who have lived with prominent ears for years. Performed under analgosedation included in the price (one ear from 8,500 Kč, both ears 16,500–17,500 Kč), with same-day discharge and a headband worn during healing.

Otoplasty at MUDr. Miroslav Dolejš's Plzeň practice permanently corrects protruding ears by reshaping and repositioning the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear. Performed under local anaesthesia as an outpatient procedure, it suits both adults and older children bothered by ear prominence. From 9,000 Kč, this is one of the most affordable board-certified otoplasty offers in the Czech Republic — the procedure takes around 60–90 minutes and patients go home the same day with a protective head dressing.

Otoplasty at Renomé Clinic corrects protruding or asymmetric ears by reshaping the cartilage through an incision hidden in the fold behind the ear. The surgeon recreates the missing antihelical fold and/or reduces an overdeveloped conchal bowl, setting the ear into a natural position — typically 15–20 mm from the head. The procedure takes about an hour per side under local anaesthesia; a protective headband is worn full-time for the first week and at night for several more. Otoplasty is suitable from school age onward, and results are permanent.

Otoplasty permanently corrects protruding or asymmetric ears by reshaping the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear. Prim. MUDr. Inka Třešková performs the procedure under local anaesthesia as a same-day outpatient operation at FN Plzeň — no hospital stay needed.

Otoplasty at Cleopatra Clinic permanently corrects protruding ears by reshaping the cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear, setting the ears into a natural position against the head. The procedure costs 15,000–22,000 Kč all-in for both ears including anaesthesia, medication, and follow-up dressings — one of the most affordable and highest-satisfaction operations in the clinic's portfolio.

Surgical correction of protruding ears by plastic surgeons — reshaping the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear so the ears sit closer to the head. Single-side correction and earlobe remodelling (for torn or stretched lobes) are also offered.

Otoplasty at OB CARE corrects protruding or asymmetric ears by reshaping the ear cartilage through an incision hidden in the fold behind the ear. The procedure is offered at a transparent fixed price of 23,500 Kč, performed by plastic surgeon MUDr. Martin Skála under local anaesthesia (general anaesthesia available where appropriate). The cartilage is scored and repositioned with permanent internal sutures so the ear sits naturally against the head, and both ears are usually treated in one session for symmetry. Recovery centres on wearing a protective headband, initially full-time and then at night, while the reshaped cartilage stabilises.

Otoplasty at UEM Prague corrects protruding or asymmetric ears by reshaping the cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear, at a flat published price of 24,000 Kč with all aftercare included. In adults the procedure runs comfortably under local anesthesia with same-day discharge; results are permanent and the post-auricular scar is invisible from the front. It is one of the most decisive yet lowest-downtime corrections in aesthetic surgery for a feature that often causes lifelong self-consciousness.

Surgical correction of protruding or irregularly shaped ears at BODY klinika, performed under local anaesthesia as an outpatient procedure with no hospitalisation required. Otoplasty reshapes the ear cartilage through incisions hidden at the back of the ear, setting the ear closer to the head and restoring a natural contour using permanent sutures and controlled cartilage reshaping. Results are permanent in a single procedure. From 24,800 Kč. Suitable for children aged 5–6 and above as well as adults; children under 10 may qualify for Czech public health insurance coverage.

Correction of protruding ears at FNKV's plastic surgery department, performed under local anaesthesia as day surgery. Through an incision hidden behind the ear, the cartilage is reshaped and the ear set closer to the head in natural proportions. The department also runs the country's leading paediatric plastic surgery centre, so both adults and children are treated by surgeons with extensive congenital ear-deformity experience. Torn or stretched earlobes (from heavy earrings or piercings) are repaired from 4,000 Kč.

Otoplasty at Plastika Praha corrects protruding or asymmetric ears by reshaping the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear, setting the ears closer to the head in natural proportion. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia by MUDr. Tomáš Doležal at the clinic's Prague 3 facility, takes about 60–90 minutes for both ears, requires no overnight stay, and is priced from 28,000 Kč on the clinic's published list. Results are permanent and the scar is concealed in the fold behind the ear.

Otoplasty at PRIMED Clinic corrects protruding or asymmetric ears by reshaping the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear. The clinic performs the operation on an outpatient basis, with MUDr. Jiří Štětinský — an FN Ostrava specialist in ear and eyelid corrections — among the surgeons performing it.

Otoplasty at Arte Clinic corrects protruding or misshapen ears and torn earlobes. The 60–90-minute procedure reshapes the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear, performed under local anaesthesia or analgosedation. The clinic treats both adults and children from around age seven, when ear growth is essentially complete. A dressing is worn for the first ten days followed by a headband to protect the result.

Otoplasty by MUDr. Petros Christodoulou at Medicom Clinic, Prague 1 — correction of protruding ears, reduction of oversized ears and earlobes, and repair of torn or stretched ear-piercing holes. Dr. Christodoulou has a particular professional focus on ear surgery: in 2025 he introduced the EarWell newborn ear-deformity correction method to the Czech Republic and Slovakia and serves as its professional guarantor. Adult otoplasty reshapes the ear cartilage through an incision hidden behind the ear, setting the ears into a natural position close to the head.

Otoplasty at AESTHGERY Plzeň corrects prominent or noticeably large ears by reshaping the ear cartilage, returning the ears to a natural shape and position closer to the head. The procedure suits adults as well as children from school age, once the ear cartilage is sufficiently developed. The incision is placed behind the ear, so the healed scar is not visible. It is an outpatient procedure — patients go home the same day with a protective head dressing, which is exchanged the next day for an elastic headband. Recovery takes approximately two weeks.