Men's urology clinic in Busan Seomyeon — six specialist services.

Six specialist services at our Busan Seomyeon clinic: pre-marital and fertility screening, confidential STI and STD testing, Peyronie and penile curvature correction, testicular prosthesis, scrotal flap and reconstructive surgery, and vaseline or foreign-body removal. All are handled by the same board-certified urologist.

Booking at our Seomyeon clinic is by message so nothing is said aloud; at the desk you give your name only; the consultation is in a closed room with one urologist; results and records are protected under Korean medical confidentiality law and released only on your written instruction; receipts are issued only if you ask.

At our Busan clinic: semen analysis ₩150,000; STD 13-panel ₩250,000; HPV subtype ₩250,000; vaseline or foreign-body removal from ₩1,500,000; testicular prosthesis and reconstructive surgery quoted from the published list after assessment. Every figure is identical for every patient.

Often not, and our urologists say so. A semen analysis or STD panel can usually be done where you live. Men who travel for it are generally doing so to keep it outside their own healthcare system entirely — which is a legitimate reason, but worth being honest with yourself about.

No. Vaseline and unidentified fillers injected years ago are seen regularly at our Busan clinic, and so are men wanting a panel after one incident. You get an examination, a plan and a price.

Testing usually yes — screening, panel and hormone work fit one appointment in Busan. Surgery is planned separately after results, and combining a test visit with a later procedure trip is a common pattern for international patients.

Testing needs no overnight stay in Busan. Surgical services vary from two to seven nights depending on the procedure, and your written plan states the figure before you book flights.

Send it anyway. This section exists for concerns that do not slot into a category, and the reply tells you whether it belongs here, on another Urogyn pathway, or with a different specialty — including when the answer is that you need not come to Busan at all.

Yes. Laboratory reports from our Busan clinic, itemised receipts in the wording your insurer specifies, and a signed English summary of anything done are issued on request — to you only, never to anyone else.

It answers a question early that many couples spend years on, and it is one of the commonest reasons men book at our Busan clinic. A semen analysis at ₩150,000 establishes the baseline, and hormone testing follows where the result warrants it. Doing it before rather than after two years of trying is the argument for it.

You are told directly at our Busan clinic, treatment is explained and started where appropriate, and partner notification is discussed as your decision rather than the clinic's. Nothing is reported to anyone on your behalf beyond what Korean law requires for specific notifiable conditions.

A slight curve is common and needs nothing, in Busan or anywhere. A curve that developed over months, is painful, or interferes with intercourse is Peyronie disease and is assessed properly at our Seomyeon clinic — it has treatments, and the earlier stage responds better.

Frequently, though the difficulty depends on what was injected and how long it has been there. Our Busan urologists see it regularly. Assessment is by examination and ultrasound, and surgical removal starts from ₩1,500,000. Nothing new is placed over material that has not been identified.

Dr. Moon provides direct English consultation at our Busan Seomyeon clinic. He is internationally trained and comfortable discussing complex medical topics in English.

No. Urogyn publishes one self-pay price list in Korean won and applies it to every patient. Nationality, language and booking from abroad change no figure.

Yes. The board-certified urologist in Busan who assesses you performs any procedure and manages your follow-up. You are never passed to a junior doctor or a different surgeon.