Rhinoplasty Clinics in Czech Republic

The Czech Republic’s capital city, Prague, has seen an influx of medical tourists in recent years, all thanks to a boom in private healthcare facilities that flourished after a free market economy replaced communism. This boom also allowed these providers to equip themselves with the latest advancements in medical technology, modern facilities, and top quality care at a fraction of the cost of other countries.

Cosmetic surgeons in the Czech Republic must have several years of specialist training and many are even registered with the British Medical Council. Along with high quality care, you can take advantage of lower prices not only due to favorable currency exchange but also competitive pricing among clinics. Many clinics gear their services specifically towards international visitors with multilingual staff and accommodation options.

Prague offers a delicious, cultural experience and is easily walkable to explore areas such as Old Town and the old Jewish Quarter. The country is home to beautiful forests, spa towns and other major cities, such as Brno, to satisfy all types of travellers.

How do I choose the right clinic for my rhinoplasty in the Czech Republic?

When choosing to go abroad for any treatment, you want to make sure to do your research first. Having rhinoplasty surgery is no different. First, make sure that the clinic you choose is internationally or nationally accredited, has high patient satisfaction reviews, and experienced doctors. Ask to see before & after photos of previous rhinoplasties that the doctor has performed to make sure you like his style. You’ll most likely have an idea of how you want your nose to look after your surgery and it’s important that you and your surgeon are on the same page.

If you’re not sure where to start, contact us for more information or a free quote from one of our partners in the Czech Republic.

Do I need a visa to travel to the Czech Republic?

Those that hold passports from EU countries can travel to the Czech Republic without a visa since it also an EU member. Passport holders of many other countries outside of the EU can still travel to the Czech Republic on a tourist visa, an e-visa, or secure a visa upon arrival while others will be required to apply for their visa before they will be allowed to enter. Always check with your government’s website to check which visa you need before you go.

What currency do they use in the Czech Republic?

Although the Czech Republic is part of the European Union, they are not part of the Eurozone and use the Czech Koruna, or Crown, as their national currency. However, many clinics will provide their pricing also in Euros and sometimes accept them for cash payments but it’s best to double check before you travel.