Patient's question:
After the circumcision surgery, I feel that the penis looks very deformed. In normal condition, it looks like several layers of tumors, and the right side is larger while the left side is smaller. It's extremely ugly. What should I do about the circumcision surgery with an unattractive penis?Doctor's answer:
Only those with phimosis or paraphimosis need circumcision. If the glans can fully be exposed during erection, there is no need for the procedure. If surgery is performed, there will be absolutely no adverse effects, and it will certainly not affect your growth and development. Moreover, it enhances both aesthetics and hygiene. Circumcision is one of the smallest types of surgical procedures. If phimosis or paraphimosis is present, it is easier for smegma to accumulate in the preputial cavity, mixed with residual urine, producing an unpleasant odor and increasing the risk of infection and inflammation, leading to balanitis or balanoposthitis. Long-term chronic inflammation can cause chronic changes in the skin of the prepuce and glans, such as thickening, leukoplakia, and keratotic deformities. The surgery is simple and takes about 30 minutes. However, because the symptoms vary among patients, different diagnostic methods may be used. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek diagnosis and treatment as soon as symptoms are noticed.