Patient's question:
I have a condition where my foreskin and coronal sulcus are showing signs of congestion, and there is also some peeling. When the foreskin retracts, there is a phenomenon of being "engraved" or "stuck." How should this be treated? How should the foreskin be treated?Doctor's answer:
The impact of excessive foreskin is significant, and it is recommended to have surgery as early as possible. It is advised that you seek treatment for excessive foreskin at a reputable hospital for a circumcision procedure. Currently, the only safe and effective treatment for excessive foreskin is surgery. The European NT scarless foreskin plastic surgery offered by reputable hospitals is designed based on the physiological characteristics of each man. It involves a horizontal incision, a circular cut, and layer-by-layer removal of excess foreskin, with targeted shaping of the frenulum. By adopting advanced plastic and debridement techniques, the surgery for excessive foreskin only takes 30 minutes, does not require hospitalization, and can be performed without stitches. The postoperative appearance is aesthetically pleasing, round, and scarless. In daily life, it is important to pay attention to diet and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance physical health and slow down the healing process.