Breast Augmentation Prague

Breast augmentation at Royal Medical Prague pairs international patients with board-certified Czech plastic surgeons — including Dr. Lucie Kalinova, who performs over 700 procedures per year — at all-inclusive prices roughly 40–60% below UK or Western European equivalents. The procedure uses premium implant brands: Motiva, Polytech, Mentor, Nagor, and the ultra-light B-Lite range, in round or anatomical profiles selected during the pre-departure consultation. Surgery is performed under general anaesthesia with one night of monitored inpatient stay in a Prague clinic; the total in-country stay is approximately five days. Royal Medical's coordinators handle the full logistics — airport pickup, translator support, on-site assistance, and aftercare check-ins — so patients focus on recovery rather than administration.

Breast augmentation arranged through Royal Medical Prague is an all-inclusive medical tourism service rather than a standalone surgical booking. The patient journey begins with an initial remote consultation with Royal Medical's multilingual coordinator team — available in English, German, French, and Russian — who assess the patient's goals, discuss implant options, and shortlist suitable surgeons based on specialism and patient preference. Surgeons available through the Royal Medical network include Dr. Lucie Kalinova, whose practice of over 700 procedures annually encompasses breast augmentation, reduction, and reconstruction alongside facial surgery. Dr. Jiri Bayer, a fat-transfer and breast specialist, is available for patients considering natural augmentation alternatives or combined lipofilling approaches. A further five to six board-certified surgeons with varying specialisations can be matched to the patient's needs. Implant selection is discussed during the pre-departure surgeon consultation. Royal Medical works with five premium brands: Motiva (ergonomic implants with MotivaSurface micro-texture), Polytech (German manufacturer, wide surface-texture range), Mentor (long-established US brand, FDA-approved), Nagor (UK-registered, cost-effective), and B-Lite (up to 30% lighter than standard silicone, reducing long-term postural load). Round and anatomical (tear-drop) profiles are available across all brands. Implant size and profile are finalised with the surgeon at the in-person consultation on day one of the Prague stay. The surgical procedure itself is performed under general anaesthesia and lasts approximately 60–90 minutes. Patients spend one night as inpatients in a monitored facility before transitioning to outpatient recovery at their hotel for a further three to four days. A post-operative check is scheduled before departure. Dissolvable sutures are typically used; where non-dissolvable sutures are placed, removal is arranged at day 20 post-surgery either in Prague or with the patient's local GP on return. Recovery guidelines include wearing a compression garment for four weeks, returning to light desk work within seven days, and resuming full physical activity — including exercise and lifting — from four weeks post-procedure. Sleeping on the back is recommended for the first weeks to avoid implant displacement pressure. The all-inclusive pricing model covers: surgeon fee, anaesthesia and anaesthesiologist, inpatient hospital stay, pre-departure consultations (unlimited calls and email support), airport transfer in Prague, on-site coordinator assistance throughout the visit, and aftercare follow-up by the Royal Medical team. No hidden facility fees or consumables charges apply. The primary appeal for international patients is cost: from €3,800 all-inclusive, compared with typical UK prices of £6,000–£9,000 for an equivalent procedure.