Patient's question:
I have a slightly overgrown foreskin and want to have it removed, but I'm really afraid of pain. I've heard there's a painless circumcision technique. Is that true?Doctor's answer:
The decision to have the foreskin surgically removed is made by some men with excessive foreskin, primarily to prevent premature ejaculation and even cancer caused by excessive foreskin. The best choice for painless foreskin removal is the Korean circumcison technique. This method of painless foreskin removal does not break the skin and has no impact on daily life. Men with excessive foreskin can decide to have painless foreskin removal. Excessive foreskin refers to a condition where, after a man reaches adulthood, the skin of the penis tightly covers the glans, preventing it from fully protruding outward. True excessive foreskin is when the glans cannot fully protrude even during an erection; false excessive foreskin is when the glans cannot fully protrude at rest but can fully protrude during an erection. Phimosis refers to a condition where the foreskin is completely and tightly wrapped around the glans, with the glans never able to protrude at any time. What are the dangers of excessive foreskin—must it be treated with painless foreskin removal? Studies have shown that male foreskin smegma (