"I treat you, not the algorithm."
Decisions are grounded in anatomy, proportional logic, and long-term stability. Surgery is indicated — or declined.
Physician first. Always.
The goal is minimum disruption with maximum structural gain. Every intervention is precisely controlled.
I specialise in aesthetic surgery of the face and neck. I am a pioneer of migraine surgery in the Czech Republic. My work is defined by structural analysis rather than surface modification. If I believe surgery is not appropriate, I will decline. Refusal is part of care. I see what no mirror can.
Four analytical regions. One structural continuum.
The forehead and brow area. Defines tension, determines expression, influences the dynamics of the entire face.
The cheeks and midface. Ageing here is not primarily volume loss — it is a shift in support structures and tissue position.
The jawline and chin. Architectural in nature — cosmetic contouring alone is not a structural solution.
The face does not end at the jawline. Lasting results require the neck to be addressed as part of the whole.
Structure takes precedence over surface.
Stability takes precedence over effect.
Static and dynamic analysis. Shadow, proportion, movement. No assumptions before looking.
Ligaments. Tension vectors. Cervical support. The deep architecture before the surface.
Mimetic compensation. Dominance. Platysmal behavior. How the structure moves under load.
Operate. Postpone. Decline. All three are legitimate outcomes of this process.
Precision under constraint. Respect for tissue planes and long-term integrity.
Follow-up is not optional. It is structural. The responsibility does not end in the operating room.
Refusal is part of the method.