Circumcision

Circumcision is a surgical procedure that involves the partial removal of the foreskin surrounding the glans of the penis. It is a form of genital plastic surgery where the foreskin covering the glans is permanently removed, leaving the glans exposed. The public opinion on circumcision is controversial, and it’s important to note that the decision to undergo circumcision is not mandatory.

However, there are cases where circumcision becomes necessary. Who are the individuals that may require it?

Do I Need Circumcision?

If you do not experience any issues related to disease or hygiene, circumcision is not necessary. However, there are certain cases where circumcision may be considered for hygiene and cleanliness purposes:

True Phimosis this condition occurs when the foreskin does not fully retract and covers a portion of the glans, especially when the penis is erect.

Pseudo-Phimosis is characterized by the foreskin normally covering the glans, and even during an erection, only a part of the glans is exposed and must be manually pulled down.

Phimosis Phimosis refers to a condition where the foreskin’s opening is narrow, causing pain and swelling when attempting to retract it manually.

Note

In general, when the glans is covered by the foreskin, there is a structural problem that can lead to the accumulation of foreign substances.

This can pose risks such as balanitis, adhesion of the foreskin to the glans, urinary tract infections, and potential negative effects on sexual partners. Hence, circumcision may be necessary in these cases.

StanTop’s Laser Circumcision Our circumcision procedure is performed using a laser, eliminating the need for a knife. This results in reduced pain and shorter surgery times. Since no stitches are used, the procedure is more comfortable, and future maintenance is easy. The incision is made with a high-temperature laser, minimizing bleeding. This method is suitable for both children and adults.

Sleeve-Type Circumcision StanTop, we offer sleeve-type circumcision surgery that preserves as much skin and size as possible. This approach results in shorter incisions, less pain, and a faster recovery period. By removing only, the necessary amount of foreskin, the risk of damage to blood vessels is minimized, and the chances of inflammation are reduced.

Surgical information

Surgery duration: Approximately 20 minutes
Stitches are typically removed after about a 2 weeks
Procedure performed under local anesthesia
Possible to resume daily activities immediately

Is it accurate that circumcision results in a notable loss of sexual sensitivity?

According to numerous studies examining sexual sensation before and after circumcision surgery, it has been observed that circumcision does not have a significant impact on the patient’s sexual sensation.

Is there an optimal time to undergo circumcision?

Circumcision is typically performed when there is a perceived need for the surgery and the individual can tolerate local anesthesia. While post-puberty is often considered appropriate, there is no specific timeframe for the procedure.

I am contemplating circumcision for male-surgery reasons.

Male enhancement surgeries, such as dermal transplantation, are viable options for men who have undergone circumcision. Additionally, if you are uncircumcised, you can opt for male enhancement concurrently with circumcision.