Miroslav Krejca

Miroslav Krejca is a plastic surgeon at Altoa | Beroun Rehabilitation Hospital. He performs reconstructive, aesthetic, and hand surgery across international health systems. Dr. Krejca serves as an assistant professor at the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University. He also manages a private practice in aesthetic surgery established in 1995.

Specialization and Surgical Focus

Dr. Krejca performs a wide range of aesthetic and functional procedures. He has a special focus on Dupuytren’s disease — a condition where knots of tissue form under the skin of the palm and eventually pull one or more fingers into a bent position. The doctor combines artistic approaches with reconstructive techniques to treat hand deformities and aesthetic concerns.

Aesthetic Procedures

• Breast augmentation, lift, and reduction
• Breast reconstruction surgery
• Facelift, neck lift, and forehead lift
• Rhinoplasty and otoplasty
• Abdominoplasty and liposuction
• Blepharoplasty and lip lifts

Professional Career

Dr. Krejca practiced plastic surgery in municipal and university hospitals in Australia. He later secured a position at the St. Andrew’s Centre for Plastic Surgery in Billericay, England. The specialist spent 15 years at the Central Military Hospital (ÚVN) in Prague. During this time, he focused on reconstructive surgery and hand surgery. Additionally, he worked in aesthetic clinics across London and Dublin.

Education and Academic Background

Dr. Krejca graduated from the Faculty of General Medicine at Charles University in Prague. He completed his initial surgical training at the clinic at Pod Petřín. The doctor now trains medical students at the Department of Plastic Surgery at Bulovka University Hospital. He remains active in academic instruction and clinical practice in the Czech Republic.