Aesthetic Surgery Consultation

A pre-operative aesthetic surgery consultation at the FNKV Department of Plastic Surgery — the oldest and largest plastic surgery centre in the Czech Republic. A board-certified plastic surgeon assesses your concern, explains the suitable surgical options, anaesthesia choice (local vs general), realistic outcomes and risks, and provides an exact quote from the hospital's official public price list. Adult walk-in consultations are available every weekday morning, an unusually accessible arrangement for a centre of this standing.

Choosing where to have aesthetic surgery is mostly a decision about the surgeon and the safety infrastructure behind them. The consultation at FNKV's Department of Plastic Surgery offers an evaluation by surgeons who work across the entire specialty — aesthetic, reconstructive, microsurgical and hand surgery — at the only plastic surgery training centre in Bohemia accredited at the highest level. **What happens at the consultation:** The surgeon takes your medical history, examines the area of concern, discusses what is realistically achievable, and recommends the appropriate procedure and anaesthesia type. Because FNKV publishes a fixed official price list for cosmetic procedures, you leave with a transparent, itemised quote — including any general anaesthesia surcharge (7,000–11,000 Kč depending on duration) and optional above-standard room rates (1,400–1,800 Kč per night) — rather than an open-ended estimate. **Walk-in access:** Uniquely for a major centre, general adult consultations require no prior appointment: clinic hours are Monday–Friday 8:30–12:00 and 13:00–14:00 at the outpatient department on the ground floor of Pavilion N. Specific surgeons hold clinics on specific days (the roster is published on the hospital website), so patients seeking a particular surgeon can plan accordingly. Breast-related and paediatric consultations are booked online via objednavky.fnkv.cz. **Why a university hospital:** Patients are under the care of attested physicians 24 hours a day, with an anaesthesiology and resuscitation team, ICU, laboratories and imaging all on the same campus — relevant safety context for anyone considering surgery under general anaesthesia.