It’s normal (though not necessarily useful) to compare your physical attributes to those of your friends, the media, and the gym locker room regarding your physique. A frequent contrast is between circumcised and uncircumcised penises. The foreskin, the skin sleeve that surrounds the penis’s head, distinguishes a circumcised penis from an uncircumcised one. The foreskin of a circumcised penis has been surgically removed to reveal the glans (the head of the penis). On the other hand, the foreskin is still present on an uncircumcised penis. Regarding circumcised vs uncircumcised penises, there a ..read more

When you become a parent, you have the option of circumcising your child or not. The decision to have a circumcision performed is for personal, religious, and ethical reasons. Removing the foreskin from the hood of the penis is the primary goal of the circumcision operation. You may have heard a lot about the procedure and unsure whether they are true. We’re here to shed some light on the procedure by busting myths surrounding circumcision. 1. Myth: Circumcision Is Merely a Cosmetic Operation There is a common misconception that circumcision serves no purpose beyond aesthetics. However, such i ..read more

Once your baby is circumcised, the recovery process is relatively straightforward. You can expect some redness and swelling in the area, which should subside within a few days. Your baby may also experience some discomfort and may need some pain relief. After baby circumcision, you should do a few things to help them heal and feel comfortable. This article will tell you just that. First 24 Hours  After the baby’s circumcision, there are a few things you need to do to care for the area. Here they are: Make sure your son is wrapped up snugly, especially around his legs. The more he kicks h ..read more

Being a parent comes with a lot of responsibilities and decisions to make. And one of the first choices parents must make of newborn boys is whether or not to perform a circumcision. Parents may desire their sons circumcised for cultural, social or religious reasons. The area of a boy’s foreskin that covers the penis is removed during the surgical procedure known as circumcision. If you’re undecided yet about going forward with the procedure for your son, here are five things you should know. 1. What Exactly Takes Place During the Circumcision? During the procedure, a doctor or medical profess ..read more

Circumcision for adults is a surgical procedure that removes the foreskin from the penis. The foreskin is the protective covering of the head of the penis. Circumcision is usually performed on newborn babies for religious or cultural reasons. However, some men choose to have the procedure done later in life for personal or medical reasons. Let’s discuss these reasons to understand how circumcision works and why some people choose to do it as an adult. Reasons for Getting Circumcised as Adults Some men choose to get circumcised as adults for a variety of reasons. Some men feel that circumcision ..read more

If you’re reading this, it’s likely because your child is scheduled to have a circumcision. While the procedure is generally considered safe, it’s still surgery and can be daunting for both you and your child. Here are some tips to help you prepare for your child’s circumcision: Talk to Your Child about What’s Going to Happen It’s important to talk to your child about what’s going to happen before their surgery. This will help them understand what’s going to happen and make them feel more comfortable about the whole process. Help Them Visualise What Will Happen One way to help your child under ..read more

The benefits of circumcision are manifold. For one, it can help reduce the risk of contracting certain diseases. It can also help to prevent UTIs, and it can make cleaning the penis easier. Circumcision can also help to reduce the risk of penile cancer. Adult circumcision is a safe and effective way to improve overall health and hygiene. The foreskin is a sensitive area that can quickly become irritated, making it more susceptible to infection. Circumcision removes the foreskin and exposes the glans or head of the penis, making it easier to clean. As implied, it can help reduce the risk of inf ..read more

The circumcision procedure usually only takes around 10 minutes from start to finish. It’s important to know what the best practices are to follow both during and after the circumcision. The penis will be numbed before the circumcision, but the baby may still be a little upset or fussy afterwards. The area around the circumcision may be red, bruised, or swollen as it heals. This blog post will discuss other normal signs.  Newborn Circumcision Care: What to Know for a Safe Recovery What to Expect When you’re planning for your baby’s arrival, you may have considered circumcision as part of ..read more

Circumcision involves the surgical removal of the human foreskin, the tissue covering the head of the penis. It is most often performed on newborn boys for religious or cultural reasons. In the Jewish faith, for example, newborn boys are traditionally circumcised eight days after birth.  Since circumcision involves surgery, it is important to know what to do in terms of post-circumcision care. This is to prevent infection and ensure a speedy recovery. What to Expect After Circumcision If you or your child has just undergone a circumcision, you may be wondering what to expect after the pro ..read more

Male circumcision (MC) has been done for centuries, and despite the surgical procedure being a common practice all around the world, the techniques used in American and European countries have stark differences from their Chinese and other Asian counterparts.  Putting the spotlight on Chinese male circumcision, a new technique is booming as it offers an alternative to conventional adult MC, one that doesn’t demand a higher level of surgical training but still meets four critical criteria: safe, effective, quick, and more importantly, easy to learn. The Chinese Shang Ring MC (SC) is the on ..read more