Patient's question:
I had phimosis since I was a child, but I didn't pay much attention to it because the glans could still be retracted. However, later I felt it was not aesthetically pleasing, and now it has reappeared with the issue of urine splitting. I am also close to getting a divorce. I have read some information and am worried that it will affect sexual life and fertility after marriage, so I am very anxious.Doctor's answer:
Flins Perinatal Minimally Invasive Plastic Surgery is currently the most ideal treatment method for clinical diagnosis and treatment of phimosis. It offers a natural and aesthetic appearance, minimally invasive and painless, with rapid recovery and no side effects. Additionally, this technology involves ring banding and circumcision for a natural and aesthetic result: procedures are performed by experts who have undergone training in Flins Perinatal Minimally Invasive Plastic Surgery. Under the principle of safety, the standard is to achieve a natural and harmonious appearance, meticulously (sculpting) while avoiding the capillary network. The postoperative appearance is neat and aesthetically pleasing. Men's health patients can, while understanding and receiving symptomatic treatment, use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. It is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily diet and never overeat or binge drink.