Inguinal hernia repair and hydrocelectomy in Oklahoma

Price: $5,045.00
CPT: 49505, 55040

Transparent, All-Inclusive Pricing for Hernia Surgery

Facing surgery can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re concerned about costs or what to expect during recovery. At the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, we offer all-inclusive, bundled pricing for outpatient procedures like inguinal hernia repair and hydrocelectomy. These surgeries are performed to relieve groin pain and swelling, and to prevent complications from untreated hernias. Our upfront pricing covers everything: your surgeon, the facility, anesthesia, and even your routine follow-up care. You’ll never be surprised by hidden or unexpected medical bills.

Patient Testimonials

“We were extremely impressed with the care received at the Surgery Center of Oklahoma. From the moment we walked in, the staff was kind, courteous, and made every aspect of the process smooth and stress-free. Highly recommend for anyone considering surgery.”

“My experience at this center was outstanding. The facility is modern and clean, and everyone from the nurses to the surgeons went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable and well cared for. Pricing was clear, and recovery went just as planned. Would definitely return if needed.”

How SCO Compares

Lower Costs

Lower Costs

Our all-inclusive bundled pricing makes procedure costs clear and affordable for patients without insurance.

Shorter Waits

Shorter Waits

Most patients are scheduled quickly, avoiding long delays.

Better Recovery

Better Recovery

Outpatient care reduces infection risk and supports a quicker return home. Our infection rate in 2021 was 0.00% compared with the national average of 2.6%.

Personalized Care

Personalized Care

Our team specializes in patient-centered treatment.

SCO's single all-inclusive price comes in at or below the other Oklahoma options, with no separate surgeon, facility, or anesthesia bills.

What Are These Procedures?

Inguinal Hernia Repair
Inguinal hernia repair is a common outpatient surgery used to fix a weak spot in the groin. The goal is to help you feel comfortable again by getting rid of the ache and visible bulge in your groin. Surgery also protects you from more serious problems by making sure nothing inside your abdomen can get caught or stuck in the weak spot. Your surgeon will choose the best method for you, whether that’s an open procedure or a minimally invasive one.

Hydrocelectomy
Hydrocelectomy is the surgical removal of a fluid-filled sac (hydrocele) surrounding the testicle, often performed in conjunction with hernia repair when both conditions are present, particularly in adult males.

It’s common to have both procedures done at the same time, so you only need one surgery and one recovery period instead of going through the process twice.

Who Is It For?

Adults
Most of our patients are adult men, particularly those with jobs that require a lot of physical activity. If you’ve noticed a bulge or discomfort in your groin, you’re not alone. This is especially common in individuals who engage in heavy lifting or other strenuous physical activities. The good news is, you don’t need insurance to take the next step. You can schedule your surgery directly with us.

Occasionally Children
Pediatric hernia repairs are also performed; however, details and pricing may vary.

Patients without Insurance
Transparent, bundled pricing makes top-tier surgical care accessible regardless of insurance status.

Benefits & Outcomes

Patients often experience:

  • Immediate relief from bulge, swelling, and groin discomfort
  • Reduced risk of emergency hernia complications
  • Quicker return to daily and work activities (typically 1 to 2 weeks)
  • Confidence in pricing and care: no surprise bills

Recovery Timeline

Most patients recover and return home the same day.

  • Minor soreness and activity restrictions for about a week; walk and move as tolerated.
  • Most resume light work in 7 days; strenuous activity in 2 to 4 weeks.
  • Outpatient care at our center carries a lower risk of infection compared to hospital-based surgeries.

Risks & Considerations

No surgery is risk-free. At our outpatient center, complication rates are lower than national averages.

  • Risks include infection, bleeding, recurrence, or fluid buildup (especially with hydrocelectomy).
  • Serious complications are rare with prompt, expert outpatient care.

Why Choose the Surgery Center of Oklahoma?

  • All-inclusive, bundled pricing, no hidden costs, no facility or anesthesia “add-ons”.
  • Experienced, board-certified surgeons specializing in hernia care.
  • Physician-owned and managed facility where decisions put patients first.
  • Safe, state-accredited outpatient environment with <1% infection rate.
  • Convenient Oklahoma City location serving patients statewide and nationally.

Service Areas

We proudly serve patients in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and surrounding communities, but our reach extends much farther. Many patients travel from across the United States and even internationally to receive care at the Surgery Center of Oklahoma. Families choose us not only for our convenient central Oklahoma location, but also for our transparent, all-inclusive pricing and our reputation for exceptional outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does inguinal hernia surgery cost without insurance?


At the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, all pricing is transparent, bundled, and complete. You will always know the exact cost before surgery, with no hidden fees. The current price is clearly listed at the top of this page, along with details about what is included.

What is the typical recovery time after hernia repair?

Most adults return to light activity within one week and are fully recovered by two to four weeks.

Is inguinal hernia surgery a major or minor procedure?

Inguinal hernia surgery is considered a minor surgery when performed on an outpatient basis by experienced specialists.

Are there risks with inguinal hernia or hydrocelectomy surgery?

Risks are rare but include infection, fluid buildup, or recurrence. Outpatient settings lower these risks compared to hospitals.

What happens if an inguinal hernia goes untreated?

Risk of serious complications, including incarceration and strangulation (tissue death), increases.

How soon can I return to work or drive?

Many desk work tasks can be completed within one week; strenuous activities should be rested for 2 to 4 weeks.