Pozmedica - Urologia - Naramowicka 219A/1 Poznań

Urology

Our Medical Center offers professional urology services, providing comprehensive care for patients of all ages.

Thanks to an experienced team of doctors and modern equipment, we effectively support our patients in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of urinary system disorders and male reproductive system conditions.

We emphasize an individual approach to each patient, ensuring comfort and safety at every stage of medical care. In our work, we combine the highest medical standards with concern for the health and well-being of our patients.

FAQ

Are all procedures performed under local anesthesia?

The scope of neonatology services in our facility is based on the highest quality standards, creating an environment that supports the health, development, and sense of security of the youngest patients.

Is the laser better than a scalpel?

The MonaLisa Touch laser allows precise cutting, reduces bleeding, accelerates healing, and provides a better aesthetic effect. It is especially recommended for circumcision and removing skin lesions in delicate areas.

Can I return to work immediately after the procedure?

It depends on the type of procedure and the nature of your work. After minor procedures, such as frenulum plasty or removal of nodules, many patients return to work the next day. After circumcision or biopsy, it is recommended to rest for 1–3 days.

Are pearly papules a sexually transmitted disease?

No. PPP is a completely benign anatomical variation. It is not infectious, not caused by viruses, and does not require treatment unless the patient experiences aesthetic discomfort.

Can I get infected again after removing genital warts?

Yes – HPV infection can reactivate or appear anew, which is why regular check-ups and, if possible, vaccination against HPV are important.

Price list – Urology

Range of services

Urology consultation / urology visit (examination + USG)

Urology consultation / tele-consultation

Preoperative qualification

Frenulum (short frenulum) surgery

Indications for the procedure:

Pain during erection
Difficulty retracting the foreskin
Recurrent tearing of the frenulum

Procedure description

The frenulum is surgically cut and lengthened, and the wound is sutured with dissolvable stitches. The procedure lasts approximately 15–20 minutes and is performed under local anesthesia.

Post-procedure recommendations

Sexual abstinence for 4–5 weeks
Wound hygiene and avoiding irritation of the operated area
Urological follow-up as recommended

Prostate biopsy

Indications for the procedure:

Elevated PSA levels
Abnormalities on digital rectal examination
Suspicion of prostate cancer on imaging tests
Monitoring as part of active surveillance

Procedure description

The procedure involves taking prostate tissue samples through the rectum under transrectal ultrasound guidance. It is performed under local anesthesia. Typically, 10–12 samples are collected.

Post-procedure recommendations

Rest for a few days
Drink plenty of fluids
Possible presence of blood in urine, semen, or stool – usually resolves spontaneously
Contact your doctor in case of fever or urinary retention

Pearly penile papules removal with laser

Pearly penile papules (PPP) are benign, small bumps arranged in rows around the corona of the glans. They are not a disease, not contagious, not related to viruses, and do not require treatment. However, they can sometimes cause aesthetic discomfort or be mistaken for sexually transmitted infections (e.g., condylomas).

Indications for the procedure:

Aesthetic reasons
Patient concern or misdiagnosis

Procedure description

The lesions are removed using a precise MonaLisa Touch laser under local anesthesia. The procedure is quick, bloodless, and provides an excellent cosmetic result.

Post-procedure recommendations

Sexual abstinence until healing (approx. 2 weeks)
Maintain hygiene and gently wash the glans
Wear loose underwear and avoid friction

Classical circumcision

Indications for the procedure:

Phimosis
Recurrent infections
Skin lesions (e.g., lichen sclerosus)
Aesthetic or religious reasons

Procedure description

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. It involves the surgical removal of excess foreskin using a scalpel, followed by suturing the wound edges. This is a proven, traditional technique, effective for phimosis, recurrent infections, or skin lesions.

Post-procedure recommendations

Sexual abstinence for approx. 4–5 weeks
Maintain hygiene and use doctor-recommended products
Avoid physical exertion
Follow-up check after 7–10 days

Laser circumcision

Indications for the procedure:

Phimosis
Recurrent infections
Skin lesions (e.g., lichen sclerosus)
Aesthetic or religious reasons

Procedure description

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia using a laser. It provides greater precision, less bleeding, faster healing, and better cosmetic results. This is a modern, less invasive alternative to the classical method.

Post-procedure recommendations

Sexual abstinence for approx. 4–5 weeks
Maintain hygiene and use doctor-recommended products
Avoid physical exertion
Follow-up check after 7–10 days

Puncture and evacuation of testicular hydrocele under USG guidance

P-Shot Procedure (Plasma Shot) - Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

The P-Shot, also known as Plasma Shot, involves injecting platelet-rich plasma (PRP) directly into the penis. Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from the patient’s own blood and contains a high concentration of platelets, proteins, and growth factors.

Purpose of the procedure:

Improved penile blood flow – PRP stimulates tissues and enhances blood circulation, which may positively affect erections.
Tissue regeneration – PRP supports the natural healing and regeneration of cells, contributing to improved sexual function.
Cell growth stimulation – Platelet-rich plasma may promote cell repair and growth, potentially increasing penile volume.

Applications:

Treatment of erectile dysfunction – The procedure helps improve the quality of erections by enhancing blood flow to the penis.
Improvement of sexual function – May increase sensitivity and enhance overall sexual experience.
Increase in penile volume – Although not the primary goal, PRP may contribute to slight volume increase through cell growth stimulation.

The P-Shot procedure is considered minimally invasive, as it utilizes the body’s natural regenerative processes. It is recommended to consult a physician before undergoing the procedure to determine if it is suitable for your situation.

Vasectomy

What is a vasectomy?

A vasectomy is an effective male contraceptive method that involves cutting and tying the vas deferens. The procedure blocks the transport of sperm and results in permanent infertility.

Legality

Vasectomy is a legal procedure performed in Poland and worldwide.

Indications

Vasectomy is recommended for men who:

do not plan to have children in the future,
should not have children due to health reasons,
are seeking a permanent alternative to other contraception methods.

Contraindications

It is not performed in cases such as:

acute infections,
uncontrolled chronic diseases,
blood clotting disorders.

Procedure

The procedure lasts about 30 minutes and is performed under local anesthesia. Two methods are used:

classic (CV) – via skin incision,
no-scalpel (NSV) – less invasive, with faster healing.

The patient goes home on the same day.

Post-procedure recommendations

For several days, avoid physical exertion, use cold compresses, and wear tight underwear. Symptoms like swelling or mild pain usually subside quickly.

Effectiveness

Vasectomy is approximately 99% effective. Full effect appears after 3 months and confirmation of no sperm in a semen test. Rarely, spontaneous recanalization may occur.

Cost

The procedure is not reimbursed.

Reversibility

Vasovasostomy is possible, but it is more difficult and not always successful.

Sexual life after vasectomy

Ejaculation and sexual pleasure remain unchanged – only sperm is absent in the semen.