Patient's question:
Doctor, I am going to get divorced recently, but I have excessive foreskin. I never took it seriously before, but during the pre-marital examination, it was said that surgery should be done to treat it, otherwise it is very likely to cause recurrent balanitis and affect. Hello, how is balanitis treated? Is it harmful?Doctor's answer:
Actually, the key to treating balanitis lies in symptomatic treatment, which involves scientifically diagnosing and treating the condition based on its underlying causes. If male balanitis is caused by excessive foreskin, the Korean-Hinese photonic ion foreskin delicate plastic surgery can be adopted. This approach flexibly utilizes international cutting-edge high-precision minimally invasive internal incision techniques and the "scarless debridement" technique, ensuring painless and minimally invasive treatment. The entire surgery is performed in one session, with rapid recovery, allowing patients to leave immediately after treatment. Postoperative appearance is neat and aesthetically pleasing, without scars, significantly improving the quality of life for couples. Additionally, during the treatment of male genitourinary conditions, the patient's dietary habits and care are also crucial. Patients must ensure adequate vitamin intake, prevent gastrointestinal issues, and maintain a light diet to avoid unnecessary complications.