International Patients
Specialized urologic and genital reconstructive care for patients traveling to Brazil
Patients who live outside Brazil may need additional planning before an in-person consultation or surgery. Medical records, travel logistics, expected length of stay, recovery support and postoperative follow-up should be discussed in advance.
How the process starts
The first contact helps the team understand the reason for consultation and identify what information may be useful before travel. When appropriate, the team will explain how medical records and previous examinations should be shared securely.
Before traveling
Patients should not book travel based only on information from the website. The appropriate next step, need for in-person assessment, expected length of stay and possible treatment pathway depend on the individual case.
If surgery is being considered
Planning should include recovery time, local support, postoperative visits and what to do if a problem occurs after returning home. These logistics are part of the clinical decision, not a separate administrative detail.
What to prepare
- A brief description of the main concern and previous treatments.
- Surgical reports and relevant examinations, when available.
- Current medications, allergies and important health conditions.
- Country and city of residence, preferred language and possible travel window.