Hysteroscopy in Greece
Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that lets a gynaecologist look directly inside the uterus and cervical canal, and treat many problems in the same session. It is one of the most useful tests when investigating female infertility or preparing for IVF.
1 licensed clinics
0.5 hours avg treatment duration
0.5 hours avg recovery duration
Last Updated 30 Sep. 2026
Indicative Prices, Greece
Starting from 600€
What is Hysteroscopy?
A hysteroscopy uses a hysteroscope, a thin telescope with a light and camera, which is passed gently through the vagina and cervix into the uterus. No cuts are made. The uterus is filled with a sterile fluid so the doctor can see the lining clearly on a screen.
It can be diagnostic, to examine the uterine cavity and cervical canal and take a small tissue sample (biopsy), or operative, where fine instruments passed through the hysteroscope are used to treat what is found, such as removing a polyp. Often both happen in one session.
How the procedure works
- Consultation. Your gynaecologist reviews your history and scans, explains the procedure and agrees the type of anaesthesia with you.
- Anaesthesia. Anaesthesia is included in the listed package so that you are comfortable during the procedure.
- Examining the uterus. The hysteroscope is passed through the cervix and the cavity is gently filled with fluid, giving a clear view of the lining and the openings of the fallopian tubes.
- Treatment or biopsy if needed. Polyps, small fibroids inside the cavity, adhesions or a septum can often be treated at the same time, and tissue can be sent for analysis.
- Going home. After a short rest you can usually go home the same day.
Who is hysteroscopy for?
Hysteroscopy may be recommended if you are having difficulty conceiving, have had repeated unsuccessful IVF transfers or recurrent miscarriage, have heavy, irregular or post-menopausal bleeding, or if an ultrasound has shown a possible polyp, fibroid or abnormality of the uterine cavity. Your gynaecologist or fertility doctor will confirm whether it is right for you.
After the treatment
Period-like cramping and light spotting for a few days are common. Many doctors advise avoiding intercourse, tampons, baths and swimming for a short time afterwards; your clinic will give you personal aftercare instructions and explain when any biopsy results will be ready.
Hysteroscopy Price Comparison per Country
How much does Hysteroscopy and other Fertility treatments cost in Greece compared to other countries?
Treatment
🇬🇷 Greece
🇬🇧 UK
🇩🇪 Germany
Hysteroscopy
€600-1,000
€1,750-3,300
€200-450
Operative hysteroscopy in hospital
€1,700-1,750
€4,000
€1,300-2,800
Specialist consultation
€50-150
€175-235
varies
Prices are clinic fees in EUR and exclude medication, pre-treatment diagnostics and travel. Ranges reflect variation between clinics and treatment protocols; your quote depends on your protocol and medical history. Greek prices: median of verified quotes from ClinicaGo partner clinics. Comparison-country prices compiled from published clinic price lists and independent fertility cost guides. Last verified: September 2026.
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Genesis Thrakis
Alexandroupoli – 3 minutes from Alexandroupoli Airport “Dimokritos”
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€600
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Hysteroscopy
How long does Hysteroscopy take?
According to the platform’s treatments listings for Hysteroscopy, it usually lasts 0.5 hours on average
How long is the recovery needed for Hysteroscopy?
According to the platform’s treatments listings for Hysteroscopy, it usually lasts 0.5 hours on average
What medical tests are needed for Hysteroscopy?
According to the platform’s treatments listings for Hysteroscopy, most clinics dont require any specific tests. Extra tests may be required depending on the specific clinic you book your Hysteroscopy with.
How does ClinicaGo verify clinics?
We require the necessary legal paperwork and accreditations from a clinic when we onboard in order to make sure a clinic is legally operating in its country of residence. We also sign a Service Level Agreement and a DPA to ensure highest quality of services.
How can I book Hysteroscopy in Greece?
Search for Hysteroscopy on ClinicaGo and use the map to see only clinics in Greece. Send a treatment request to as many as you like, compare the personalised quotes that come back, and choose the clinic that fits. Once you confirm the appointment you’re booked. ςe can help arrange flights, accommodation and transfers.
How do I pay for Hysteroscopy in Greece?
You pay in two parts. When you accept a clinic’s offer, you pay a deposit plus a ClinicaGo service fee by card through the platform. The deposit goes straight to the clinic and comes off your treatment price, it isn’t an extra cost. You pay the remaining balance to the clinic directly, on the terms set out in your offer. The clinic issues your receipt for the treatment, and ClinicaGo issues a separate one for the service fee.
What happens to my deposit if I cancel?
Standard ClinicaGo terms apply, as set out in our Terms of Use. Clinic-specific cancellation policies may also apply. Refunds are returned to the original card.