Breast Augmentation with Silicone Implants

Breast augmentation with silicone implants at MUDr. Kloud's practice in Hradec Králové allows patients to increase breast volume using anatomical or round silicone implants placed submuscularly or sub-glandularly via an inframammary fold or periareolar incision. MUDr. Kloud has performed aesthetic breast surgery at Sanatorium Sanus since 2000 and draws on training at Akademikliniken Stockholm — one of Scandinavia's most respected aesthetic surgery institutions. The surgical fee is CZK 39,000, with implants priced separately at CZK 24,000–43,000 depending on type and manufacturer, giving a transparent total of CZK 63,000–82,000. General anaesthesia and up to two post-operative nights are provided at Sanus. A mammological assessment is required before surgery, and a supportive compression bra is worn for six weeks after.

Breast augmentation at this Hradec Králové practice is a one-surgeon procedure with MUDr. Martin Kloud, who combines 25 years of plastic surgery experience with hands-on training at internationally regarded facilities including Akademikliniken Stockholm and Centro Dr. Rancati in Buenos Aires. The transparent price structure separates the surgical fee (CZK 39,000) from implant costs (CZK 24,000–43,000 per pair), so patients know exactly what each component covers before committing. Implant selection begins at the pre-operative consultation, where MUDr. Kloud assesses breast anatomy, chest wall dimensions, and the patient's aesthetic goal to recommend the appropriate implant size, shape (anatomical teardrop versus round), and surface texture. Placement is either submuscular (beneath the pectoralis major muscle), which provides additional soft tissue coverage and a more natural upper-pole slope, or sub-glandular (above the muscle) for patients with sufficient existing breast tissue. The incision is placed either in the inframammary fold — where the resulting scar is concealed under the breast — or around the periareolar border, selected according to anatomy and preference. The procedure takes approximately one hour under general anaesthesia at Sanatorium Sanus. Up to two post-operative nights at the Sanus facility are available, giving the care team direct oversight of drain management; drains are typically removed on day one or two. A pre-operative examination by a GP is arranged approximately two weeks before surgery, alongside a mammological assessment (history, ultrasound, and mammography if indicated) to confirm there are no contraindications. Post-operative recovery involves wearing a soft compression bra for six weeks, keeping movement gentle during the first two weeks, and avoiding strenuous upper-body exercise for four to six weeks. Swelling and bruising are most prominent in the first two weeks and resolve progressively. Implants settle into their final position over two to three months. Contraindications include active breast growth in younger women, breastfeeding or nursing within the previous year, planned pregnancy within two years, significant pre-existing breast ptosis requiring simultaneous mastopexy, very thin soft tissue cover, and elevated personal risk for breast cancer (genetic or family history). Blood-thinning medications are discontinued before surgery, and all prescription medications should be disclosed at consultation. This clinic's single-surgeon model means every patient is operated on and followed up by the same doctor — a continuity of care that is increasingly rare in larger multi-surgeon group practices.