Patient's question:
I am a human, and my son is 18 years old this year. I have never had him undergo a circumcision because I don't know the best time to do it. Now that my son is grown, I am afraid that if I don't have the surgery, it will affect his future life.What kind of assistance I need: I hope experts can give some advice, such as which hospital is the best for such a surgery, what effects it may have after the surgery, and how much it will cost?
Doctor's answer:
The hospital has introduced the "American Circumcision Technique," a key national science and technology new product from the Ministry of Science and Technology in 2009. During the circumcision procedure, the internal and external rings of the stapler are utilized to cut off the blood circulation of the excessive foreskin, allowing the inner and outer skin layers to naturally connect, enabling the excessive portion to naturally shrink and fall off. The entire surgical process is minimally invasive, requiring no debridement, leaving no scars, and achieving a perfect appearance. There is no need for bed rest, and patients can shower and resume work and exercise. The surgery only takes 3 minutes, with recovery in one week and complete relief within two weeks. It successfully prevents traditional surgery complications such as postoperative skin tearing, infection, skin necrosis, scar of the foreskin incision, and postoperative.