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Safe Male Circumcision done by Highly Experienced Doctor

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At What Age Your Child Can Be Circumcised?

There are usually two main age stages where circumcision is performed, namely during the newborn (before 6months old) or called ‘neonatal circumcision’ and also when the child reaches around the age of 5-12 years.

Circumcision needs the best doctors and post operative care and if you are worried about your child’s circumcision, then our circumcision services is the answer for you!

We make sure that experienced doctors perform the Circumcision Malaysia and your child gets the best post operative care to recover properly. We strive to make the entire procedure as comfortable as possible for the person.

What Are The Different Circumcision Technique Available?

stapler

The best method for circumcision with superior post operative scar, minimal bleeding with faster recovery.

laser

Using electrocautery knife to cut the excess skin. Generally it is better than traditional method using scissor.

clamp

Clamp is second best but due to limited sizes for adult it is more popular among children circumcision.

conventional

This is done using scissors with the "dorsal-slit" method. It is rarely used now for circumcision because of its high risk for bleeding and long operating times.

Stapler Circumcision Malaysia

Developed in China, the circular stapler is a new device used to perform circumcision. From studies, it is found that Stapler Circumcision Malaysia requires a shorter operative time, causes minimal pain, and a low blood loss volume compared with another circumcision device, Shang Ring. The circumcision can be easily performed using local anesthesia on an outpatient basis. The stapler device is a disposable device that includes two parts, an inner bell, and an outer bell. The inner bell is designed to protect the head of penis. For the outer bell, it has a circular blade to cut the foreskin and staples to close the wound which prevents bleeding.

Post-operative Care

Patients will undergo wound inspection within 2-3 days to examine for any possible complications such as bleeding or infection. Other possible complications include edema and wound dehiscence where the wound might fail to close. Hence, patients will be taught proper wound care in the comfort of their homes.

In about 14 days after the procedure; the staples or stitches will detached spontaneously. If not, it may require removal by the doctor.