In daily life, many men are troubled by problems such as long foreskin or phimosis. Excessively long foreskin can not only harbor dirt and cause various inflammations, but if it remains in a stimulated state for a long time, it can also increase the risk of penile cancer, posing many potential hazards to mens reproductive health.
To effectively meet the medical needs of a large number of patients, Hainan Chengmei Hospitals Urology Outpatient Department has launched professional and high-quality circumcision treatment services.
Introduction of experts
Wang Dong
Urology outpatient expert at Hainan Chengmei Hospital
Chief Physician
Having more than 30 years of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of urological diseases, the chief physician has successfully performed thousands of circumcision operations. He will provide professional foreskin examination services based on his rich diagnosis and treatment experience, and tailor-made personalized solutions.
At the same time, a pain-free circumcision is carried out in the treatment. This technique is especially suitable for childrens foreskin treatment. It can help patients solve the problem of the foreskin with minimal trauma and minimal pain while maintaining aesthetics, restoring their health.
Medical expertise
Skilled in minimally invasive painless circumcision, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of common diseases such as urethritis, prostatitis, prostate hyperplasia, and urinary system tumors.
Clinic Time
Tuesday morning, Thursday morning
Appointment Registration
WeChat search for "Hainan Chengmei Hospital" mini program - select "(Special) Urology Outpatient Department - Chief Physician Wang Dong" for appointment booking.
Health popularization
I. What is the foreskin?
The foreskin is a double layer of skin that folds at the tip of the penis. The prepuce can be classified into three conditions based on its length: normal prepuce, redundant prepuce, and phimosis.
1. Normal foreskin: The glans penis is not covered by the foreskin and can be fully exposed.
2. Redundant prepuce: The glans penis is completely wrapped by the foreskin, but the opening is large and the foreskin can be easily flipped by hand to expose the glans penis.
3. Phimosis: The glans penis is tightly wrapped and covered by the prepuce, with a narrow opening of the foreskin, which cannot be turned up to expose the glans penis ( inability to turn up equals phimosis).
II. Which types of foreskin conditions are recommended for surgical treatment?
1. For phimosis, surgery is recommended (phimosis before the age of 3 is mostly physiological phimosis, while phimosis after the age of 3 is true phimosis, and surgery is generally recommended.)
2. Those with redundant prepuce and the following conditions:
1) Although the foreskin can be turned over, there is an obvious narrow ring which is likely to cause paraphimosis;
2) Recurrent balanoposthitis;
3) The presence of redundant prepuce results in residual urine with a noticeable odor after urination, affecting hygiene.
III. What is circumcision?
Circumcision refers to the removal of excess foreskin of the penis, exposing the glans. It is an effective treatment for phimosis and redundant prepuce, and to prevent complications. It has characteristics such as short operation time (3-5 minutes), neat cut edges, small scars, and mild edema.