Circumcision
₹22,000+Starting Cost
Procedure Overview
Pediatric circumcision is performed in infancy or childhood, most often for phimosis or recurrent foreskin infections, or by family preference.
Who Needs It
Recommended for boys with symptomatic phimosis, recurrent balanitis, or recurrent urinary infections linked to foreskin issues, or by family choice.
Preparation
Preparation includes a general health assessment and fasting before anesthesia.
Step-by-Step Procedure
1
Anesthesia
General or local anesthesia is used depending on the child's age.
10–15 min2
Foreskin Removal
The foreskin is removed using a technique suited to the child's age.
15–20 min3
Wound Closure
The wound is closed with dissolvable sutures.
10 min4
Dressing
A protective dressing is applied before discharge.
5 minBenefits
- ✓Resolves phimosis-related symptoms
- ✓Reduces risk of recurrent infections
- ✓Quick day-care procedure in most cases
Recovery Timeline
Most children heal within 7–10 days. Temporary swelling is normal; following post-operative care instructions closely supports smooth healing.
