Patient's question:
I am a young student with no sexual experience. My penis is short, and my classmates say that it is because of excessive foreskin that has affected its growth. I want to go to the hospital to get a circumcision, but I am somewhat worried. Will the penis still grow after the circumcision?Doctor's answer:
However, about 30% of adults still have their glans completely covered by the foreskin. This group of men, whose glans cannot be exposed after reaching adulthood, suffer from phimosis and should undergo surgery to remove the excessive foreskin.Does the foreskin grow back after circumcision? Will the foreskin grow back after being removed due to phimosis? Experts from Wuhan 457 Hospital demonstrate: circumcision is the only treatment for phimosis. Most modern circumcision techniques are advanced, involving painless, minimally invasive, and post-surgery complication-free procedures. Circumcision is harmless to the body and can even reduce sexual function.