Polish singer Michał wiśniewski, known as the frontman of the popular band Ich Troje, publicly revealed he underwent a vasectomy at the suggestion of his wife, Pola Wiśniewski. The 53-year-old father of six discussed his decision and the procedure – performed by Dr. Marcin Radko – during a recent appearance on the TVN morning program “Dzień dobry TVN,” sparking conversation about male reproductive choices [[1]], [[2]], and [[3]]. The singer’s openness about the elective surgery highlights growing public discussion around family planning and reproductive health options in Poland, where vasectomies are not covered by national health insurance [[2]].
Polish singer Michał Wiśniewski revealed he recently underwent a vasectomy following a conversation with his fifth wife, Pola Wiśniewski. The Ich Troje frontman shared the news during an appearance on “Dzień dobry TVN” alongside Dr. Marcin Radko, the physician who performed the procedure.
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Wiśniewski explained that his wife suggested the procedure, and he ultimately consulted with Dr. Radko. The doctor, he recalled, “initially tried to dissuade him a little,” explaining that while there was a minimal risk involved, the procedure was largely painless. The singer also admitted to having other concerns.
Dr. Radko elaborated on the financial aspect of the procedure, noting that a vasectomy is not covered by Poland’s National Health Fund and must be paid for privately. He also confirmed that only 1-2 percent of patients report experiencing minor pain following the operation.
The 53-year-old Wiśniewski stated he decided to have the vasectomy because he doesn’t want to have any more children. Acknowledging that he’s already raised the national average with his six children, he feels his family is now complete. The decision comes as discussions around family planning and reproductive health continue to gain prominence in public discourse.
