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Bladder Surgery

From bladder Botox to incontinence sling surgery, get the care you need without waiting years. Surgency connects you to accredited private urologists in cities like Vancouver, BC, Calgary, AB, Toronto, ON, and Montréal, QC.

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What is Surgency?

At Surgency, we do two things: empower & educate.

We give patients and caregivers clear information about private healthcare options—and make it easy to find, research, and contact vetted Canadian surgeons.

If you’re learning about your options, explore our procedure guides below. If you’re ready to speak with someone, visit our app to find a private surgeon.

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Bladder Surgeries Offered Privately in Canada

Bladder Lift Surgery

Supports a sagging bladder and urethra using stitches or mesh, aiming to reduce leaks, pelvic pressure, and visible bulging so everyday movement feels easier.

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Who it's for

For people with bothersome bladder prolapse or stress incontinence causing vaginal bulge, pressure, or urine leakage with coughing, laughing, or activity.

Average Cost in Canada

$5,000 - $20,000

Alternatives (before surgery)

Pelvic floor physiotherapy, pessary devices, weight loss, treating chronic cough/constipation, fluid/ caffeine tweaks, absorbent pads or leak‑proof underwear.

Recovery timeline (general)

9 - 12 weeks

Bladder Surgery (TURBT)

A small scope and electric loop are carefully used through the urethra to shave away bladder tumours and send tissue for testing and cancer staging.

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Who it's for

For people with bladder tumours seen on cystoscopy or imaging who need tissue removed and analyzed to confirm type, stage, and guide treatment.

Average Cost in Canada

$4,000 - $9,500

Alternatives (before surgery)

No true non‑surgical cure for visible bladder tumours; options are monitoring tiny low‑risk lesions or intravesical treatments after TURBT.

Recovery timeline (general)

3 - 4 weeks

Why consider private bladder surgery?

Private bladder surgery can make sense for Canadians who are tired of waiting and planning life around leaks, urgency, or prolapse. Public wait lists for consults, urodynamics, cystoscopy, and OR time can be long, especially if symptoms are affecting work, sleep, or caregiving. Going private often means faster access to an experienced bladder specialist, earlier review of tests, and a surgery date that actually fits your schedule, travel, or family plans.

You can choose a surgeon who regularly performs bladder lifts, incontinence slings, and Botox injections.and get clear timelines instead of vague estimates. Shorter waits, less time living with embarrassing or limiting symptoms, and a plan built around your life—not the other way around.

Surgency is your guide—not a clinic—connecting you with out-of-province options through accredited, licensed clinics and surgeons. We help you compare options, costs, qualifications and provide you with the resources you need to make a confident, informed decisions.

There are surgeons in Canada who can see you in weeks—not years

You don't have to keep waiting or leave the country to receive faster access to quality health care. Browse surgeons based on price, qualifications & approach.
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