Did Eva Feuereislová have a nose job? Yes, twice, she said

On her nose, she said: „Mám vlasy, řasy, výplně, dvakrát plastiku nosu, mám nové zuby, výplň v bradě, labioplastiku, liposukci vnitřních stehen“ (“I have [extensions for] hair, lashes, fillers, two nose jobs, new teeth, a chin filler, labiaplasty, liposuction of my inner thighs”), naming rhinoplasty among the procedures she has had done twice.

That is the full basis of this article. Feuereislová did not say when either nose operation took place, which clinic performed them, or what technique was used, and we do not guess at any of that. Where the text below explains rhinoplasty and its recovery, it describes the procedure in general, not her own treatment.

Czech celebrity media routinely cover her as someone who talks about her cosmetic history without much reluctance, which is part of why outlets keep asking her about it. This article does not comment on how her nose looks or judge her choice to have it redone twice — the point is only that she named rhinoplasty herself, among several other procedures, rather than being asked to confirm a rumour.

Which category applies to a specific case, and why someone might need a nose operated on more than once, is something only a surgeon can assess after an examination — not something this article infers from a celebrity's list of procedures.

• A second or later operation, like a repeat rhinoplasty, is assessed differently: the surgeon examines the scar tissue and remaining cartilage from the earlier surgery before planning the new one.
• Pre-op health screening is required, covering chronic conditions, allergies, current medication and blood clotting.

Breathing, if it was part of the surgery, generally continues to improve over the following weeks as internal swelling goes down. The final shape of the nose — the part that takes longest to settle, especially the tip — is only properly judged at 12 to 18 months after surgery.

The operation is done under general anaesthesia with one day in the inpatient unit. More details are on the rhinoplasty page.

To be clear: City Medical Centre has no connection with Eva Feuereislová or her treatment. Her interview is simply a recent example of a public figure who named rhinoplasty, among other procedures, without being asked.