Patient's question:
Yesterday I saw on this website that if the foreskin cannot be retracted, it might be phimosis, right? I am currently experiencing this issue. Hello, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, when the penis is flaccid, the glans should naturally protrude completely. If the glans cannot fully protrude when the penis is flaccid and the foreskin can be lifted by hand to reveal the glans, this indicates phimosis. If the glans also cannot protrude when the penis is erect, it is phimosis. Whether it is phimosis or phimosis, surgery should be performed as early as possible. Our hospital's Maternal and Child Plastic Surgery Department adopts the Korean-style circumcision technique, with the entire surgical procedure taking only 20 minutes. The result is neat and aesthetically pleasing, promoting hygiene, health, and development, significantly improving sexual quality, with no side effects. It is safe, convenient, and allows patients to leave immediately after treatment. Full recovery typically takes 7-10 days, and it does not affect normal training or practice, as long as heavy physical labor is avoided.