What is circumcision

There are many surgical methods for excessive foreskin, such as traditional circumcision of the inner and outer plates of the foreskin, ferrule surgery, laser high-frequency circumcision, etc. There are many complications, such as glans penis injury, bleeding, subcutaneous hematoma, and frenulum edema.

, poor incision healing, infection, etc.

Penile root skin resection involves making an incision at the base of the penis, pushing and pulling the foreskin toward the base of the penis to expose the glans, then removing excess skin and suturing the incision.

Compared with penile root skin excision, it has obvious advantages: (1) The incision is hidden. At present, scholars have proposed that the penis foreskin is too long, and penile root skin excision (preserving subcutaneous veins) is used. The incision line scar of this surgery is at the root of the penis.

It is in line with the aesthetic point of view; (2) The anesthetic injection site of this surgery is limited to the subcutaneous area of ??the surgical area, and there is no need to inject the anesthetic deep into the root of the penis and the cavernous body, so the pain during anesthesia is significantly reduced.

(3) This surgery can completely avoid damage to large blood vessels, so there are almost no complications of postoperative bleeding and hematoma.

The most common complication of traditional circumcision surgery is bleeding, with an incidence rate of 2%.

(4) Since the scar is not located in the front part of the penis, the patient can resume normal sexual life earlier after surgery, and the discomfort caused by irritation of the scar on the front part during sexual life is avoided.

Indications for penile root skin resection: Simple prepuce refers to the foreskin (the skin covering the glans at the front of the penis) covering the entire glans penis and the external urethral opening, but can be turned over to expose the glans penis, which is very common in clinical practice.

Penile root skin circumcision is an ideal surgical procedure for patients with simple foreskin, especially for fungal balanitis, which is common in dermatology clinics.

However, for phimosis, condyloma combined, and frenulum that is too short, the traditional method is still better.

In summary, as long as you are an elderly person with simple circumcision, this is the most suitable surgical method.

Of course, if you are a person who does not suffer from secondary phimosis due to phimosis, short frenulum, condyloma acuminata, foreskin adhesion, and repeated inflammatory stimulation that causes the proliferation and hypertrophy of the inner and outer foreskin plates, then you can still use the traditional one-time resection of the inner and outer foreskin plates and other surgeries.

The formula is suitable.