Patient's question:
I had a minimally invasive circumcision surgery at the hospital. The doctor said there's still some phimosis and mild prostatitis. I've had three sessions of red light therapy, but occasionally it still hurts badly. It's shorter than even "hair."Doctor's answer:
Hello, excessive foreskin is prone to trapping smegma, which, when exposed to the glans penis for a long time—especially the corona region—can easily cause balanitis and balanoposthitis. Additionally, prolonged stimulation of the glans by the foreskin can increase sensitivity, leading to premature ejaculation. It also makes it easier to experience phimosis during sexual activity.From the perspective of preventing infections and improving sexual quality, it is recommended to undergo circumcision as early as possible. Our department of reproductive and plastic surgery adopts the Korean-style circumcison technique, which takes only 20 minutes to complete. The result is neat and aesthetically pleasing, promoting better hygiene, health, and development. It significantly enhances sexual quality, with no side effects, making it safe and convenient. Patients can leave immediately after treatment, with a typical recovery period of 7–10 days. Normal work and study can be resumed, though heavy physical labor should be avoided.
We recommend coming to our hospital for the procedure. The doctor will tailor the surgical plan to your specific condition to achieve the desired outcome. Additionally, maintaining good personal hygiene is important.