Circumcision, a surgical procedure commonly used to treat phimosis in men, has long been associated with pain and discomfort. However, recently a revolutionary technique has emerged in the field of urology that promises to be a game changer. With the advent of stapler circumcision, men can now say goodbye to painful procedures and the need for stitches. By quickly removing excess foreskin and sealing the incision in one step, this method offers a simple and convenient treatment option. This revolutionary approach is not only quick and painless, but also offers convenient and seamless treatment for phimosis. Let's delve deeper into this exciting development in the world of urology.
Phimosis surgery without a scalpel. Say goodbye to painful circumcision procedures.
For many years, the thought of circumcision caused fear and anxiety. Traditional methods involved painful incisions, stitches, and a long recovery period. The stapler technique revolutionized the field of urology by offering a fast and efficient method of performing circumcision. Using a specially designed stapler, urologists can now perform the procedure with precision and ease.
The stapler effectively removes excess foreskin while simultaneously sealing the incision, eliminating the need for stitches. This revolutionary approach not only saves time, but also provides patients with a pain-free experience. The introduction of this technique marks an important milestone in the search for innovative and patient-friendly urological treatments.
Now men can say goodbye to the days when they had to endure excruciating pain during and after the procedure. This innovative technique makes circumcision a simple task that guarantees a joyful and comfortable journey to a healthy future.
Circumcision with a stapler in men. Staple cutting. Fast and painless
The traditional circumcision procedure required a significant amount of time, and the main cost was always suturing. Now the procedure only lasts about 15 minutes. This revolutionary technique not only minimizes pain, but also ensures faster recovery, allowing men to experience the benefits of circumcision without unnecessary discomfort.
Main advantages:
- No seams. The staples fall off on their own.
— Fast execution of the operation.
- No bleeding.
— Postoperative recovery period is 2 days.
— Performed under local anesthesia
— Suitable for children and adults
— Sterility and disposability of the stapler
— Individual sizes of staplers
The future of circumcision: no stitches required
The stapler technique completely changed the way circumcision was performed. By eliminating the need for stitches, this method simplifies the healing process and reduces the chance of infection. The braces usually fall off spontaneously 10 days after surgery. If they did not fall off completely, the remaining staples had to be removed by a surgeon within 1 month after surgery.
What is the price of the procedure in Valencia and throughout Spain?
Price 950-1000 euros.
The operation is performed under local anesthesia. Preparation takes 10 minutes, the procedure itself takes about 15 minutes.
Patients can now rest easy knowing that they will no longer have to worry about suture removal or possible complications. The future of circumcision is seamless, providing a smooth and hassle-free path to a healthy lifestyle. Gone are the days when you had to endure the inconvenience and discomfort associated with stitches after circumcision.
Thanks for the info. This will really help people a lot with their problem. Yes, there are indeed advantages with traditional circumcision methods, there are no such side post-operative problems as painful incisions, stitches and a long recovery period.
By the way, where can I find out more information about the new method of circumcision using a stapler? What are its advantages over traditional circumcision methods? How quickly does the procedure take place and how long does it take to recover after it? Are there any restrictions or contraindications for circumcision using a stapler? Will this technique be available in all clinics or only in certain urological centers?