Patient's question:
I am a person, my son is 18 years old this year, and I have never had him circumcised because I don't know when it's best to do it. Now that my son is grown, I'm afraid that if I don't do it, it will affect his life in the future. What kind of surgery is good?Doctor's answer:
During the circumcision procedure, the use of the stapler's inner and outer rings cuts off the blood circulation of the excessive foreskin, allowing the inner and outer layers of skin to naturally connect, causing the excess portion to naturally swell and fall off. The entire surgery is minimally invasive, requiring no debridement, leaving no scars, and achieving a perfect appearance. No bed rest is necessary, and patients can brush and wash, without affecting training or practice. The surgery takes only 3 minutes, with the ring removed after one week, and full recovery in two weeks. It successfully prevents the recurrence of various complications associated with traditional surgery, such as postoperative bleeding, infection, skin necrosis, scar of the foreskin incision, postoperative rubber swelling, epidermoid cysts, as well as issues like excessive foreskin length, short frenulum causing restricted erection, pain, and even affecting sexual function.