Urological procedures at OpenMed Warsaw

Urological procedures are diagnostic and treatment procedures performed on the urinary tract and male reproductive organs. They include both minor outpatient procedures and interventions supporting the treatment of conditions such as phimosis, skin lesions and urinary difficulties. If you are looking for a place to have urological procedures performed in Warsaw, we invite you to OpenMed in Wola. Our specialists provide comprehensive care - from consultation and qualification to safe procedure execution and post-treatment follow-up.

Urology deals with the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the kidneys, bladder, urethra and male reproductive organs. Problems in this area often affect not only physical health but also everyday comfort and quality of life. That is why prompt identification of the cause of symptoms and selection of an appropriate treatment method are essential.

What urological procedures do we perform at OpenMed?

At OpenMed in Warsaw, we perform urological procedures on an outpatient basis, most commonly under local anaesthesia. This means the procedure is brief and the patient returns home on the same day.

The range of procedures includes:

circumcision and phimosis treatment,
frenuloplasty and frenulum lengthening,
surgical removal of penile and scrotal lesions,
biopsy of skin lesions in the genital area,
minor urological soft tissue procedures,
catheter replacement,
aesthetic urology procedures, e.g. penile enlargement with hyaluronic acid.

The choice of the appropriate procedure is always preceded by a medical consultation. Our urologists assess the patient's condition, explain the available methods and help make an informed decision.

When should you see a urologist for a procedure?

Indications for urological procedures vary and depend on the type of problem. They most commonly relate to skin lesions, anatomical abnormalities, chronic inflammatory conditions or symptoms that interfere with daily functioning.

Reasons to seek a consultation and possible surgical treatment include pain, discomfort in the genital area, urinary difficulties, recurrent infections or skin changes requiring further investigation. In many cases, prompt treatment helps prevent complications and shortens recovery time.

How does the qualification and procedure work?

The treatment process begins with a urological consultation. Our specialists conduct a thorough medical history review, physical examination and, if necessary, order additional tests such as urinary tract ultrasound or laboratory tests - all of which can be performed at OpenMed. Based on these findings, a diagnosis and treatment plan are established.

The procedure itself is carried out on an outpatient basis. After preparing the surgical field, the doctor administers local anaesthesia and then performs the procedure. The duration depends on the type of procedure and typically ranges from 15 to 60 minutes.

After the procedure, the patient receives instructions regarding wound care, activity restrictions and any follow-up appointments. If needed, our doctors remain in contact with the patient and monitor the healing process.

Safety and post-procedure care

Urological procedures at OpenMed are performed by experienced specialists. We ensure the patient's comfort at every stage - from the first visit through to the post-procedure follow-up.

Adhering to post-procedure instructions and attending follow-up appointments are of key importance. This allows for early detection of any irregularities and ensures proper healing.

Book a urological appointment at OpenMed Warsaw

If you need a urological consultation or are considering a urological procedure in Warsaw, book an appointment at OpenMed Warsaw (Wola). Our specialists will assess the problem and recommend appropriate treatment tailored to your situation.

We welcome you to register by phone or online - the OpenMed team will help you find a convenient appointment time and plan further steps.

FAQ Urological procedures Warsaw

: Most outpatient procedures are performed under local anaesthesia.
: This depends on the type of procedure, but in many cases a return to basic activity is possible within a few days.
: Yes, every procedure is preceded by medical qualification and an assessment of indications.
: Thanks to local anaesthesia, the procedure is usually well tolerated and discomfort is limited.