Pre-marital & fertility screening in Busan Seomyeon — one visit, five tests.

The core tests are individually priced on the published list at our Busan Seomyeon clinic — semen analysis ₩150,000, urine testing ₩200,000, hormone assessment and examination from the list — with a combined quote given when several are bundled. Every figure is identical for every patient.

Semen analysis, urine testing, hormone assessment, a sexual-function review and a general genital examination, in one 20–30 minute visit in Busan with a board-certified urologist. Deeper panels are added where the history or a result warrants them.

Twenty to thirty minutes for the checkup itself, with no overnight stay required in Busan. Results that need laboratory processing follow, and are explained to you rather than sent as numbers without context.

It is usually repeated first at our Busan clinic, because counts and motility vary between samples and illness, fever, heat and abstinence interval all move the numbers. Where a genuine abnormality is confirmed, hormone testing and examination look for a treatable cause — and many are treatable.

That is the argument for it. Doing it first costs one visit; doing it after eighteen months of unexplained difficulty costs eighteen months. The test is identical either way — only the timing of the information changes.

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

The treating urologist and you. Nothing is shared with a partner, employer, insurer or family member without your written instruction. A copy is issued to you if you want to pass it to a fertility specialist at home.

Ideally in parallel rather than in sequence, since a full picture needs both. This clinic covers the male half; your Busan urologist says plainly what remains unassessed rather than implying a normal male result settles the question.

Habit rather than evidence, and our Busan urologists say so. Male factor accounts for a substantial share of couple infertility and a semen analysis is the cheapest and fastest test in the entire workup, yet most couples reach it after months of investigating the woman first.

Where testosterone or the related axis is genuinely low, yes — and it matters for energy, mood and bone as well as fertility. One caution given upfront at our Busan clinic: some testosterone treatments suppress sperm production, so a man trying to conceive is managed differently.

Yes, and the interval matters to the result. Our Busan clinic tells you the window when the appointment is arranged, because too short or too long both distort the numbers.

Yes. Confidential STI and STD testing is available at the same Busan clinic and combining it with the fertility panel is common — one visit, one set of results, one conversation.

Often not, and we say so. These tests can usually be done where you live. Men who travel for them generally want the result outside their own healthcare system entirely, which is a legitimate reason but worth being honest about.

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, and only tests actually performed are charged.

Yes. The board-certified urologist in Busan who examines you interprets your results and explains them personally. You are never passed to a junior doctor or handed a printout without context.