Frequently Asked Questions

Bohemian Beauty’s doctors have lower staff and premises costs compared to their colleagues in Switzerland or Germany. Material costs are identical – the savings come exclusively from reduced operating costs.

Coverage is only granted in exceptional cases. Health insurers typically only cover breast reductions with a proven medical condition, such as spinal damage.

No. Only costs for treating an illness can be deducted from taxes, not cosmetic procedures.

Yes. All doctors are board-certified specialists with extensive experience. In the Czech Republic, the title ‘Plastic Surgeon’ requires certification after five years in trauma and reconstructive surgery plus a successful examination.

Yes.

The clinics and operating rooms are subject to the same regulations as in Switzerland. The Perfect Clinic meets the highest Western standards in hygiene and technology.

Yes.

The doctors speak English or German; some nurses do as well. Interpreters can be arranged for surgical consultations upon request.

Approximately 3–4 weeks.

Possible combinations: Breast augmentation + liposuction (1–2 zones): Yes. Liposuction + eyelid correction: Yes. Eyelid correction + facelift: Yes. Eyelid correction + breast augmentation: Yes. Breast lift + tummy tuck: No. Extensive liposuction + tummy tuck: No. Tummy tuck + facelift: No.

Rescheduling is possible; an administrative fee of CHF 100 applies.

Only the medical consultation determines feasibility. Patients should submit meaningful photos for assessment.

Smokers should significantly reduce nicotine consumption 2–3 weeks before surgery. Aspirin and similar blood-thinning medications should be avoided two weeks before the procedure.

Short flights are possible immediately; long-haul flights should be avoided for 2 weeks.

At least 12 weeks.

Your family doctor issues the sick note. Foreign doctors may only issue certificates in emergencies.

Operated areas require at least three months of UV protection.

Yes. Smoking constricts blood vessels, reduces oxygen supply and delays tissue healing.

A meaningful photo assessment is possible at the earliest four months after surgery. Pre- and post-operative images are evaluated by specialists. Objectively justified corrections receive an appointment.

The average revision rate among Bohemian Beauty doctors is approximately 1%, which is considered excellent.

Doctors guarantee revisions within 12 months if objectively improvable results are present. A realistic assessment requires four months after the procedure.

Swiss, German and Austrian citizens require a valid ID or passport (valid for at least three months beyond the departure date).

Only with parental/guardian consent and approval from both the family doctor and the specialist.

Hotels and clinics offer monitored or locked parking upon request.

The procedure uses a micro drill (0.60–0.65 mm) to extract follicular units with minimal impact on the donor zone. Part of the tissue remains at the extraction site, enabling partial regrowth – known as donor zone regeneration.

Patients feel nothing during extraction, preparation and implantation. The only possible discomfort comes from the local anaesthesia, which is minimised by skin cooling and special numbing cream.

Avoid mechanical, chemical or sun irritation for the first two weeks. After that, styling is allowed, but hair dyeing should wait 4–6 weeks after transplantation.

No insurance covers this procedure, not even for injury-related hair loss.

No. The patient’s health condition is the determining factor. The youngest patient was under 18 (oncology), the oldest 75 years old.

No. Hair from genetically stable donor zones remains permanently and retains its natural quality for a lifetime.

Yes. Hair transplantation is possible for beard, eyebrows, eyelashes, arm, chest and pubic hair, as well as temple areas.