8 Best Halyus Valgus Treatment Clinics in Poland

KCM Clinic & KCM Hospital is a private, multidisciplinary medical centre and hospital in Jelenia Góra, Poland. It specialises in minimally invasive and advanced surgical procedures, including bariatric and metabolic surgery, plastic surgery, orthopaedics, gynaecology, urology, ophthalmology, ENT and general surgery, alongside rehabilitation and diagnostic services such as MRI, CT, ultrasound and Doppler examinations.

The hospital treats around 2,500 patients a year, including both Polish and international patients, and provides coordinated care from consultation through diagnostics, surgery and post-operative support.

WILMED Medical Clinic uses a minimally invasive percutaneous technique with incisions only 1–3 mm long. This approach allows same-day discharge without the need for plaster or crutches. A foot analysis starts at around $120 to plan the correction. The hallux valgus surgery costs around $3,100 and is performed under conduction anesthesia. Dr. Maksym Własny leads the orthopedic team at this ISAPS-accredited center. Patients typically return to normal activity within several weeks after the day surgery.

Dr. Michał Dąbrowski has specialized in orthopedics and traumatology for over 15 years in Warsaw. He provides care for foot deformities using digital X-ray diagnostics and modern treatment protocols. The clinic offers specialized orthopedic consultations and joint USG to assess structural changes. Beyond surgery, the team uses PRP and collagen injections to help with musculoskeletal recovery. Dr. Dąbrowski also coordinates medical care for the Legia Warsaw Football Academy, bringing professional sports medicine experience to every patient treated at this multi-specialty center.

Dr. Jacek Laskowski has 35 years' orthopedic experience and has performed 1,100+ procedures, pioneering BHR implants in Poland. His FIFA-accredited clinic offers specialized Scarf and Chevron osteotomies. Diagnostics start from $84 for a consultation. Surgery for one foot costs around $3,900, while bilateral correction runs $5,800–$6,000. These packages include the procedure, hospital stay, physiotherapy, and medical materials.

The Holy Family High Specialty Hospital, part of Europe's GVM Care & Research network, specializes in lower limb surgery including Halyus Valgus treatment. Dr. Mateusz Trzeciak, a skilled orthopedic surgeon, completed specialized training in Poland and abroad with AO, AAOS, FESSH, and IBRA certifications. The hospital focuses on modern surgical techniques and international treatment standards.

University Hospital in Krakow treats over 450,000 patients each year across 103 specialized departments. It brings together modern European and world medical practices through international project participation.

• One of Poland's largest academic hospitals with 1,000+ physicians on staff.
• Takes part in international medical research and education initiatives.
• Offers a wide range of diagnostics and treatment in numerous specialties.

Medi Horizon Clinic is a multi-specialty medical facility in Warsaw, Poland. It specializes in orthopedics, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, and ENT care. The clinic has a dedicated Robotic Orthopedics Center. Surgeons use the ROSA robotic system for knee and hip replacements. This technology supports personalized planning and precise implant placement.

Dr. Andrzej Suwara founded the facility in 2021. The medical team includes specialists trained at the Medical University of Warsaw. The clinic holds Zimmer Biomet certification for its robotic systems. Orthopedic patients typically regain full mobility in under two months. A Medical Concierge manages travel and procedures for international patients. Staff members speak fluent English to assist travelers.

Dr. Henryk Liszka is a board member of the European Foot and Ankle Society and specializes in foot surgery with over 20 years of experience. At Nowa Ortopedia, he uses advanced tools like the Biodex System for muscle assessment and the Game Ready cold compression system. Consultations start around $70 with Dr. Wojtas or $110 with Dr. Liszka. Surgery options include minimally invasive MICA or Scarf techniques. The procedure covers anesthesia, laboratory tests, nursing care, meals, and all necessary medications.