Well Experienced Doctor
Most Advance Treatment
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AFFORDABLE STAPLER
CIRCUMCISION
Minimal Pain
No Stitch
No Scar
30 Min Procedure
What is Stapler/Laser circumcision?
Stapler circumcision/Laser surgery is a minimally invasive procedure used to perform circumcision, the surgical removal of the foreskin covering the tip of the penis. This technique combines the use of a medical stapler and a laser device. The laser is employed to make precise incisions, while the stapler simultaneously removes the excess foreskin and closes the wound with staples. This method is believed to offer benefits like reduced bleeding, quicker healing, and potentially less discomfort. However, it may not be as widely practiced or recognized as traditional circumcision methods, and its availability can vary by region and medical facility.
What Are the Indications of Stapler Laser Circumcision
Stapler Zsr/ Laser Circumcision is chosen for several reasons:
- Religious or Cultural Practices.
- Medical Necessity
- Hygiene and Infection Prevention
- Personal Preference
- Reduced Health Risks
The decision to undergo stapler laser circumcision is influenced by a combination of these factors, varying from person to person.
Prevention
To reduce the likelihood of pilonidal Synus, consider the following:
1. Maintain a regular hygiene routine.
2. Aim for a healthy weight and strive to keep it.
3. Avoid prolonged periods of sitting.
4. If you’ve experienced pilonidal cysts before, consider regular shaving of the affected area or using hair removal products as a precautionary measure to minimize the risk of a recurrence.
Stapler Circumcision
| OPEN SURGERY | STAPLER SURGERY | |
|---|---|---|
Duration |
60 MIN |
15 MIN |
Tissue Injury |
PAINFUL |
MINIMAL PAIN |
Blood Loss |
HIGH |
LOW |
Foreskin to be Cut |
TO BE DECIDE |
TO BE DECIDE |
Post Operative Pain |
MODERATE |
PAINLESS PROCESS |
Post Swelling |
MODERATE |
NO SWELLING |
NO SWELLING |
NO SWELLING |
NO SWELLING |
Safety |
5/5 |
5/5 |
Post Operative Scars |
STITCH MARK |
NO MARK |
Routine Work |
AFTER 3 DAYS |
NEXT DAY |
COST |
LOW |
MODERATE |
What are the Benefits of Stapler Circumcision Surgery?
Generally, there are two most common types of patients for circumcision surgery: Adults with penile problems and newborns getting circumcision due to religious reasons. Currently, according to most research studies, the benefits of stapler circumcision outweigh the risks. Circumcision reduces the risk of contracting UTIs, STIs, HIV, etc. It can even lead to lower risk of developing penile cancer in men and cervical cancer in their sexual partners.
In the past, open circumcision was the norm for both these types of patients, but nowadays, stapler and laser circumcision are preferred. Of these two techniques, stapler circumcision surgery is often preferred as it provides better results with minimal complications.
Stapler circumcision preserves the tissue surrounding the surgical site and removes the foreskin with minimal blood loss. It has a short recovery period and the patient is completely recovered within a couple of weeks. The silicone ring left on the penis prevents postsurgical infections and aids the recovery of the patient.
What to Do After Stapler Circumcision?
After the surgery, you will be discharged on the same day, within a few hours so that you can rest and recover at home. You will need to visit your urologist for a follow-up consultation and wound inspection 2-3 days after the surgery.
During this visit, the surgeon will remove the compression bandage and examine the surgical site for any signs of bleeding or infection. After this, the wound will be left open to recover. The silicone ring left on the penis will fall off on its own within 10-14 days once the incision has healed enough.
You will be able to return to work within a week of the surgery but you must avoid any sexual activity, including masturbation, for at least a month. You should also avoid strenuous exercises like running or weight lifting as they may strain the muscles surrounding the penis and delay the recovery.
If your child is getting circumcised, you should consult their pediatrician before the surgery regarding anesthesia usage and recovery rate.
FAQs Treatment Stapler Circumcision?
Yes, stapler circumcision is completely safe for patients of all ages, even newborns. In fussy babies, it may be preferred since the foreskin is removed in one quick motion through a pre-attached stapler.
Yes, stapler circumcision is very safe, even for patients with bleeding and discharge in their foreskin due to penile problems such as phimosis, paraphimosis, balanitis, balanoposthitis, etc.
No, normally, the silicone ring, along with the staples attached to it, will fall off on its own within 10-14 days once the incision has healed. However, if you notice any pain associated with the ring, you can visit your urologist for wound examination.
No, stapler circumcision only removes the foreskin which does not affect a person’s sexual drive or performance at all. In fact, in some cases it can even enhance the person’s penile sensitivity increasing their sexual pleasure.
It depends. Generally, for patients that require circumcision for medical reasons, it would be covered, but for patients who are getting circumcised due to aesthetic or religious reasons, the treatment may not be covered under insurance.
Yes, there will be mild pain and discomfort after the surgery, but it can be managed using over-the-counter pain medicines. If your baby is getting circumcised, oral medication may not be feasible, so you should consult your doctor regarding anesthetic and anti-inflammatory ointments for your child.
