MUDr. Simona Bedřichová

MUDr. Simona Bedřichová is presented at the clinic as the lead doctor for Dermatology and Laser Therapy, with a career shaped around laser-based skin care. She completed her medical degree at Charles University in Prague in 1983 and obtained her dermatovenerology attestation in 1987. In her clinic profile, laser specialization begins in 1985 with dermatology laser therapy, specifically including argon laser treatment. From 1997 onward, the profile states that she has devoted herself fully to complex laser treatment and aesthetic dermatology. The clinic also describes her as a doctor who can combine botulinum toxin injections with other rejuvenation procedures, listing options such as very deep wrinkle fillers, mesotherapy, plasma lifting, chemical peeling, and both laser and radiofrequency photorejuvenation, as well as treatment with the Plasma Portrait device. Her advanced training is detailed in the clinic materials: she completed the first and second levels of the laser training system with the Society for the Use of Lasers in Medicine of the Czech Medical Society J.E. Purkyně in 1997, followed by courses including Q-MED esthetics and INAMED Aestheics training focused on skin implant applications with Collagen and Hyaluronic Acid. In the clinic’s service context, these skills support an approach that can be tailored to facial aging concerns, including expression lines treated with botulotoxin.

Education

• 1983 — Faculty of General Medicine, Charles University in Prague (promoce).

Work experience

• 1985–1997 — dermatologist at the inpatient unit of the II Dermatovenerology Clinic, General Faculty Hospital in Prague 2.
• 1985 — specialization in laser therapy in dermatology (argon laser treatment).
• 1997 — full focus on complex laser treatment and aesthetic dermatology.
• Lead doctor for Dermatology and Laser Therapy at the clinic (as listed on the team page).

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, MUDr. Simona Bedřichová is associated with aesthetic dermatology procedures that can be combined depending on the patient’s goals.

• Argon laser treatment (léčba argonovým laserem).
• Botulinum toxin injections for expression lines.
• Laser photorejuvenation / photorejuvenation (mentioned as part of combination options).
• Plasma Portrait device treatment (ošetření přístrojem Plasma Portrait).
• Mesotherapy (injection or device-based method; described as supporting hydration and smoothing surface wrinkles).
• Chemical peel (chemický peeling; mentioned as a combination option).
• Radiofrequency photorejuvenation (radiofrekvenční photorejuvenace; mentioned as a combination option).
• Plasma lifting (plazmalifting; mentioned as a combination option).

Professional societies and certifications

• Attestation in dermatovenerology (1987).
• Society for the Use of Lasers in Medicine of the Czech Medical Society J.E. Purkyně (Společnost pro využití laserů v medicině ČLS JEP).

Academic output

• Not specified in the clinic’s presented materials.

Courses and advanced training

• 1997 — first and second level of the laser training system with the Society for the Use of Lasers in Medicine of the Czech Medical Society J.E. Purkyně.
• 1997 — Q-MED esthetics training.
• 1997 — INAMED Aestheics training: application of skin implants (Collagen and Hyaluronic Acid).
• 1997 — additional training listed as “Beaufour…” (name truncated in the excerpt).

Awards and recognition

• Not specified in the clinic’s presented materials.

For patients considering expression-line reduction, the clinic describes botulinum toxin results appearing within 2 weeks and lasting about 4–6 months, with longer effect after repeated treatments. The clinic’s materials do not list spoken languages; however, the care pathway is designed around consultations where combinations of procedures can be discussed and scheduled.