Poland emerges as a popular destination for vaginoplasty and labioplasty
Released on: April 28, 2008, 2:54 pm
Press Release Author: Alison Hope
Industry: Healthcare
Press Release Summary: Patients from the United Kingdom and Western Europe travel to Poland for genital surgery.
Press Release Body: The benefits of travelling to Poland for dental treatment and cosmetic surgery are already well documented in the British media, with savings of up to 65% being made for treatment in world-class private clinics being typical. Genital surgery is also popular, although such procedures do not receive as much press coverage.
There are many different reasons for a patient seeking vaginoplasty (rejuvenation of the vagina), although it is commonly sought by women following child-birth where the muscles have been stretched or torn, as well as in post-menopausal women. The purpose of vaginoplasty is to tighten the vaginal muscles and supporting tissues. Vaginoplasty can improve sexual sensation for both partners, and in certain cases be effective in treating incontinence.
Labioplasty (labia reduction or reshaping surgery) is sought by women who would like to improve the appearance of their genitalia, or to alleviate discomfort.
Vaginoplasty and labioplasty are available at clinics represented by StatMedica, the trusted British-Polish partnership which assists patients from the United Kingdom seeking medical treatment in Poland. The procedure is carried out by experienced and skilled surgeons operating in modern private clinics in Poland, where the procedure typically costs 50-65% less than it would in a private clinic in the United Kingdom. One further benefit of having the procedure in Poland is the fact that the patient can enjoy anonymity.
Head of StatMedica\'s London operations, Alison Hope added, "StatMedica makes it easier for patients to travel to Poland for procedures such as vaginoplasty, and has built its reputation on offering a discreet and reassuring service to its patients".
StatMedica assists patients in selecting a suitable clinic, and can provide local support in Poland: from translation and interpreter services to 24-hour care by a qualified healthcare professional. Patients looking to find out more about surgery in Poland are advised to consult StatMedica.com the portal dedicated to private healthcare in Poland or to contact Alison Hope on +44 780 571 5527.
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