ZSR Circumcision FAQs What is ZSR circumcision? ZSR, or stapler circumcision, is a cutting-edge procedure for removing the foreskin from the top of the penis that requires only a few small incisions. During the surgery, the surgeon employs a tool resembling a stapler to lessen post-operative bleeding and lower the likelihood of problems. When to go…
Circumcision in babies- Its Beneficial Circumcision in babies is not followed as a tradition in India unless the parents are followers of a religion like Islam or Judaism that recommends the procedure. Parents seldom choose to have this procedure for their babies because baby circumcision is rarely needed for immediate medical reasons. Babies usually have…
Circumcision is the removal of the foreskin of the penis, which is the skin that covers the pennis’ head when gently pushed back. When a baby is born, the foreskin is fully attached to the penis. Over time, the foreskin can dislodge from the glans and retract. However, The foreskin may not separate when it…
Circumcision is a medical procedure or surgery that involves the removal of the foreskin from the penis of a male. It is done in male children during their infancy, typically between eight and twelve weeks after they are born. It is performed on boys to prevent infections and reduce the chances of getting sexually transmitted…
Male circumcision, the surgical removal of the foreskin or prepuce is one of the oldest known surgical procedures that has been traditionally undertaken across the world. Main reasons for choosing circumcision are as a mark of cultural identity, religious importance, for perceived health benefits such as improved hygiene and reduced risk of infection or as…