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The problem was explained in detail and what to do to improve it.
Time was devoted to the patient for about 45 minutes, not like on the NFZ—5 minutes and goodbye.



Hydrocelectomy at WILMED Medical Clinic in Warsaw, Poland, is a specialized surgical procedure to remove fluid from the scrotum. The treatment typically runs between $2,300 and $4,400. This day-surgery focuses on a quick recovery and is performed by an experienced surgical team using an on-site operating room that has been active since 2016.
The surgery involves a small incision in the scrotum to drain accumulated fluid. Surgeons treat the testicular membranes during the procedure to help prevent the hydrocele from coming back. The operation usually takes place under local anesthesia combined with intravenous sedation. In some cases, the doctor may choose regional or general anesthesia based on the patient's needs. Because this is a day procedure, most patients go home the same day.
Patients must undergo several steps before the surgery to make sure the process is safe. A urology consultation is required first. About two weeks before the scheduled date, the clinic requires a series of tests:
Patients should stop taking blood-thinning medications between 2 and 7 days before the operation. Fasting is required for several hours on the day of surgery. The clinic also recommends a Hepatitis B vaccination and a scrotal ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis.
The urology department at WILMED is led by MD Paweł Pudełko, a urology specialist. Dr. Pudełko is an author of several urological publications and participates in clinical trials. The surgical team also includes MD Piotr Surowski, a specialist in general and oncological surgery, and MD Jacek Albiński, who specializes in oncological surgery.
After the procedure, patients may feel mild pain, swelling, or general discomfort. Most people return to their daily routine quickly but must avoid intense physical activity for a short period. The clinic follows strict safety standards and holds accreditation from the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). In 2019, the facility received a distinction for being the best medical center from a leading Polish healthcare portal. To begin the process, you can leave a request on Bookimed.

| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Hydroselectomy | $2275.3 | |
| Vasectomy | Price on request | |
| Varicocelectomy | Price on request | |
| Microsurgical intervention for Varicocele | Price on request |
WILMED Medical Clinic is a multi-specialty medical center in Warsaw, established in 1999. The facility runs 10 specialized departments for outpatient care and surgery. In 2016, it opened a one-day procedures hospital with an advanced operating room and 4 recovery rooms. The medical team includes over 30 doctors, registered nurses, and clinical research coordinators.
The clinic received the "Distinction for the Best Facility" award from tourmedica.pl. WILMED is also active in clinical research, with staff experienced in phases II, III, and IV clinical trials. Teams hold certifications in several areas:
Each research project has an assigned study coordinator to ensure protocol accuracy.
The general surgery team performs a range of procedures, including:
Surgeons also perform procedures under local anesthesia, such as removal of sebaceous cysts, lipomas, skin lesions, and ingrown toenails.
The oncological surgery department covers diagnosis and operative treatment of tumors. Diagnostic procedures include fine-needle and core-needle biopsies of soft tissues under ultrasound guidance, mammotomic biopsies of breast tumors, video dermatoscopic examinations, and removal of skin cancer lesions. Surgical procedures include breast tumor removal, mastectomy, mastectomy with simultaneous breast reconstruction, and breast reconstruction after mastectomy.
Procedures provided in oncological surgery:
The plastic surgery team performs procedures aimed at both aesthetic correction and, in some cases, restoring functionality of the affected body part. Procedures offered include:
The clinic provides proctological care from diagnosis through procedural and surgical treatment. Procedures offered include:
The phlebology team diagnoses and treats venous disorders, offering minimally invasive removal of spider veins and varicose veins using sclerotherapy and radiofrequency methods. Procedures include:
The ENT department provides pharmacological and surgical treatment of diseases of the nose, sinuses, throat, larynx, and ears. Procedures offered include:
The neurosurgery department treats disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system, including cases where pharmacological treatment is insufficient and a precise surgical procedure is indicated — such as persistent headaches and dizziness, numbness of limbs, and back pain. The department also treats post-traumatic patients, including those with peripheral nerve injuries, cranio-cerebral trauma, skull fractures, or intracranial bleeding following accidents. Procedures include:
The orthopedics team treats musculoskeletal disorders in a one-day surgery mode. Procedures include:
Urologists perform a range of procedures, including hydrocele surgery, laparoscopic varicocele surgery, vasectomy, fat graft penis enlargement, and specialized penile implant surgeries. Procedures offered include:
The gynecology department focuses on surgical treatment of diseases of the female reproductive system using minimally invasive methods. Procedures offered include:
Surgeons and radiologists work together on diagnostics, focusing on precise surgical and biopsy planning. The clinic uses specialized ultrasound (USG) systems for detailed internal exams, including Doppler ultrasound and transrectal proctological ultrasound (TRUS). Ultrasound diagnostics cover:
Breast ultrasound appointments include a medical interview and typically last 20–30 minutes.
The clinic serves both local and international patients. Staff offer consultations in Polish and English. Online consultations are available for hernia surgeries, abdominoplasty, breast augmentation with implants, breast reduction, gynecomastia removal, eyelid surgeries, nose plastic surgery, ear correction, lip lift, facial and hand lipofilling, and facial plastic surgery.
Postoperative care is included in the surgical treatment cycle. Patients have access to anesthesiology and intensive care specialists, and registered nurses monitor patients throughout the peri-procedural period for safe recovery.
