Circumcision
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What is Circumcision?
Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin. The foreskin covers the glans. When the penis is erect, the foreskin retracts. During foreskin excision, the surgeon cuts away a portion of the foreskin and attaches the remaining section to create a shorter skin section. Today, in many countries, regardless of religion, foreskin excision is often performed at birth. Some individuals with an uncircumcised penis undergo the procedure later in life. Adult circumcision is often a simple procedure, although it is more complex surgery than in infants. The practice of foreskin excision in children can be motivated by various reasons such as religious, social, medical, and cultural beliefs. In the Muslim and Jewish religions, circumcision remains a mandatory practice.
Circumcision Price
The price of adult circumcision starts from 800 euros. To receive a personalized quote with an affordable circumcision price, please contact us. Tunisia Destination Santé can offer packages including all medical fees, namely the intervention fees, doctor’s fees, and all fees related to foreskin excision. TDS can also offer accommodation packages tailored to your budget.
Adult Circumcision
What are the advantages of adult circumcision?
Postectomys is an operation that consists of partially or totally removing the foreskin, the skin that covers the glans of the penis. The advantages of circumcision in adults are numerous. First, it reduces the risk of transmission of certain sexually transmitted infections, including HIV. Second, it can also reduce the risk of urinary tract infections and certain penile cancers. In addition, foreskin removal can improve penile hygiene by simplifying cleaning, which can prevent infections and bad odors. Finally, some people choose to have surgery for aesthetic or cultural reasons.
Eliminate phimosis and balanitis with circumcision
Phimosis is a condition that develops when the foreskin tightens around the penis. This can cause uncomfortable tightness, scarring, inflammation, and even infection. Foreskin excision can prevent this condition.
It is possible that an infection or irritation is the cause of this phenomenon, however, circumcision helps prevent its recurrence.
Penile hygiene after circumcision
When undergoing circumcision, it is essential to maintain good penile hygiene to avoid infections and accelerate the healing process. It is recommended to gently clean the operated area with warm water and mild soap, avoiding irritating products such as perfumed shower gels. The use of a local antiseptic on the operated area, following the doctor’s instructions, is also recommended. To facilitate healing, it is advisable to wear loose and comfortable clothing to reduce friction. It is crucial to follow the doctor’s recommendations regarding post-operative care to ensure optimal recovery.
Risks of adult circumcision
Circumcision in adults is a seemingly simple procedure, however, it is not without risks. Among the most frequent risks associated with foreskin removal in adults, there is bleeding that can occur in the days following the operation. An infection following the incision is also possible. During the operation, it is possible that the skin is cut too short. Similarly, the skin could be left too long. Both can lead to additional problems and complications. Finally, the incision and stitches may not heal properly.
Procedure of circumcision in adults
Foreskin excision in newborns is a very short procedure. For an adult, however, the surgery is slightly more complex. This can take between 30 minutes and an hour. In the case of circumcision, it is common to use general anesthesia in children. However, for adults who wish it, spinal anesthesia can also be offered. This surgical procedure, which is performed by a urologist, can also be performed by a pediatric surgeon for younger children.
During the procedure, the doctor will move the foreskin away from the head of the penis, before pulling it back up towards the top of the penis. They will take measurements of the exact amount of skin to be removed. Then, the doctor will use a scalpel to cut the skin. For infant circumcision, a doctor cuts the skin of the penis with scissors or a special device. For adults, the surgeon will use absorbable sutures. When the stitches are in place and the penis is wrapped in a protective dressing, you will be taken to a recovery room. Foreskin excision is an outpatient surgery, and most people leave the healthcare facility the same day unless there are complications and the doctor advises otherwise.
Post-operative care of adult circumcision
In the hours and days following surgery, you will likely experience swelling and bruising on and around the penis. This is to be expected. Apply an ice pack to your groin for 10 to 20 minutes every two hours. Make sure to put a thin piece of fabric between the ice and your skin. During the first few days of recovery, it is important to keep the bandages around your penis clean so you can reduce the risk of infection. On the second or third day, your doctor may ask you to return to their office to have the bandages changed. Recovery from postectomies generally takes two to three weeks. One week of rest is recommended. It is imperative to stop all physical activity for at least one month, as well as all sexual activity or masturbation for at least six weeks.
Is circumcision painful?
The intensity of pain during circumcision varies from one individual to another, but the use of a local anesthetic before the procedure generally minimizes it. After foreskin removal, it is possible to feel moderate to intense pain for a few days. To relieve this discomfort, pain relievers are often prescribed. For optimal recovery, it is also recommended that patients rest as much as possible and avoid any strenuous physical activity for at least one week after circumcision to prevent any additional pain or complications.
When can I shower after circumcision?
Once a foreskin has been excised, it is essential to care for the operated area to avoid any complications. Regarding hygiene, it is best not to wet the operated area directly during the first few days following the procedure. This will allow the wound to heal properly. The doctor will prescribe a specific time frame depending on the technique used and the healing process. Generally, a few days after the operation, it will be possible to shower while taking care not to wet the operated area directly or by protecting it with a waterproof dressing or plastic bag. It is also recommended to avoid hot baths.
Results after circumcision?
The post-circumcision experience can vary from person to person. The first few days after the procedure can be uncomfortable, painful, and with mild swelling. As with any healing, it takes time for the body to fully recover and it is crucial to follow the doctor’s advice for post-operative care. These instructions may include regular cleaning of the operated area and taking pain medication if necessary. In the long term, most men find an improvement in the hygiene and sensitivity of their penis, but keep in mind that results may vary from one individual to another.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Circumcision can reduce penile sensitivity by removing the foreskin, which contains many nerve endings. Some studies suggest that the loss of this skin may lead to a decrease in sensation, although experiences vary from person to person.
Studies are mixed on the impact of circumcision on long-term sexual function. Some reports indicate that it may slightly reduce sexual satisfaction, while others show no significant difference.
Circumcision can reduce the risk of certain sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, and may decrease the incidence of urinary tract infections in infants. It is also associated with a reduced risk of penile cancer and transmission of the human papillomavirus (HPV).
Yes, circumcision practices vary considerably across cultures. In some cultures, it is practiced for religious or ritualistic reasons, while in others, it is performed for medical or hygienic reasons.
Complications of adult circumcision can include bleeding, infection, prolonged pain, and scarring problems. Risks are generally higher in adults than in infants.
Circumcision can influence the dynamics of intimate relationships, especially if one of the partners has specific preferences or expectations regarding sexual practices. Open communication is essential to manage these aspects.
Circumcision can reduce the risk of contracting and transmitting certain STDs, including HIV, HPV, and herpes. However, it does not replace the use of condoms and other safe sexual practices.
Arguments against routine circumcision in infants include respect for bodily integrity, the absence of informed consent from the infant, and the risk of surgical complications. Some argue that the medical benefits do not justify routine intervention.
Adult men may experience a variety of emotions after circumcision, ranging from relief to anxiety or regret. Psychological support may be crucial for those who have difficulty adapting to bodily changes.
Yes, there are alternatives to circumcision for treating phimosis, such as steroid creams, gradual stretching of the foreskin, and preputioplasty. These options can preserve the foreskin while treating the condition.