Circumcision

A minor surgical procedure to remove the foreskin for medical, cultural, or personal reasons.

Competitive Cost

High-quality Diagnostic Hysteroscopy surgery at a competitive, all-inclusive price with no hidden fees.

Immediate Access to Care

Start your treatment within days with no delays—expert care when you need it most.

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Care led by experienced surgeons and Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons.

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Minimally Circumcision Surgery

The are a number of reason adult men may choose to have a circumcision procedure. Conditions such as phimosis can cause tightness and inflammation of the foreskin which causes considerable discomfort. Often men may choose to have a circumcision to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections, or for social, cultural and religious reasons.

Various techniques can be used by your surgeon to remove your foreskin, giving the best possible outcome and recovery.

A Circumcision procedure with Optimised Care, is often found to be reassuringly affordable. To find out more, speak to one of our Patient Co-ordinators, today.

Your Circumcision Surgery Timeline

Hospital Stay

Circumcision is a day case procedure, allowing you to return home the same day.

Light Exercise

Light exercise can usually be resumed after two weeks, depending on individual recovery progress.

Surgery Time

The Circumcision procedure is quick and typically completed within just 30 minutes.

Waiting List

Average waiting time for a Circumcision is around two weeks from initial consultation.

frequently asked questions

Circumcision may be performed for medical reasons (such as recurrent infections or tight foreskin), cultural or religious traditions, or personal preference.

 

Most men report no significant change in sexual function or satisfaction after circumcision. Some may notice a change in sensitivity, which varies individually.

 

Recovery typically takes 1 to 2 weeks. Mild discomfort, swelling, or sensitivity is normal and usually managed with over-the-counter pain relief.

 
 
 

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