Patient's question:
Son came down in the morning to use the restroom when suddenly he ran over and told me that it hurt when he was urinating. I took off his pants and looked, and his penis was very red in front. When I touched it, he said it hurt. So I took him to the hospital, and the doctor told me that his foreskin was a bit long.Regarding assistance: If a child has an overly long foreskin, does he need surgery? What kind of interference will it cause in the future?
Doctor's answer:
Patients with excessive foreskin are recommended to undergo the Korean-style foreskin removal surgery. Originating from South Korea, the Korean-style foreskin removal surgery breaks away from traditional methods in both concept and technique. It not only performs minimally invasive excision of the excessive foreskin but also preserves the function and aesthetics of the male reproductive organs. This method does not require suture removal, does not interfere with training, and allows patients to leave immediately after treatment. The surgery can solve the problem in just 30 minutes, with no pain during or after the procedure, no skin tearing, no risk of infection, no impact on urination, and no disruption to the patient's training or daily life. Wishing your child a speedy recovery.