Child & Adult Circumcision

Q: Is it painful?

Minimal pain during and after. Local anesthesia ensures comfort. Most men use only OTC pain relievers for a few days.

Q: When can I have sex again?

Typically after 4 weeks, once fully healed. Follow your doctor's guidance.

Q: Will the staples need to be removed?

No. They dissolve or fall off naturally within 2-3 weeks.

Modern Stapler Technology for Precision, Speed, and Superior Aesthetics and Standard Circumcision.

95%+

Satisfaction

15 Mins

Procedure Time

7-10 Days

Downtime

3-4 Weeks

Healing

Types of Medical Circumcision: Stapler vs. Standard

We offer two primary methods for circumcision, tailored to patient needs and age: 1. **Stapler Circumcision (ZSR):** A modern, innovative technique using a disposable device that cuts and staples simultaneously. It offers a faster procedure (10-15 mins), minimal bleeding, and a superior cosmetic result with a smooth, even scar line. 2. **Standard Circumcision (Conventional):** The traditional surgical method using manual excision and absorbable sutures. This technique allows for precise customization of foreskin removal and is suitable for all complex cases.

Clinical Mechanism

Circumcision is a common procedure performed for both medical and personal reasons. Understanding 'Why' and 'How' can help in making an informed decision.

Indications: Why is Circumcision Necessary?

Phimosis: Inability to retract the foreskin, causing pain and hygiene issues.

Paraphimosis: A urologic emergency where retracted foreskin becomes trapped behind the glans.

Recurrent Balanitis/Balanoposthitis: Frequent infection and inflammation of the glans and foreskin.

Lichen Sclerosus: A skin condition causing scarring and tightening of the foreskin.

Medical Benefits of Circumcision:

Improved Hygiene: Removes the area where smegma and bacteria accumulate, making cleaning easier.

Reduced Infection Risk: Significantly lowers the risk of Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), including HIV and HPV.

Cancer Prevention: low risk of penile cancer and reduces cervical cancer risk in female partners.

Aesthetic Preference: Many men prefer the cleaner look and feel.

Treatment Procedure

Anesthesia

Local anesthesia (ring block). Patient remains awake, area is numb.

Stapler Application

Disposable stapler device cuts and staples foreskin in one motion.

Hemostasis Check

Bleeding controlled immediately via staples. Dressing applied.

Discharge

Patient goes home same day with care instructions.

Safety & Complications

Stapler circumcision is very safe. Risks include minor bleeding, infection (<2%), or swelling. Serious complications are rare. Staples dissolve or fall off naturally within 2-3 weeks.

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Suitable Candidates

Adults seeking circumcision for religious, cultural, or medical reasons.
Men with phimosis (tight foreskin) or recurrent balanitis.
Those prioritizing cosmetic appearance and fast recovery.
Patients wanting a modern, low-complication procedure.

Recovery Timeline

Day 1-7

Initial Healing

Swelling and mild discomfort. Keep area clean and dry.

Week 2-3

Scar Formation

Staples dissolve. Scar line forms. Swelling subsides.

Week 4+

Full Recovery

Sexual activity can resume. Final cosmetic result visible.

Frequently Asked Questions

QIs it painful?