Partial Circumcision – Everything You Need to Know
After a partial circumcision procedure, a portion of the foreskin is remains. It may completely or partially cover the glans.
Dr. Ignacio Max Dura Pamintuan, MD
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Circumcision and Hygiene
A list of articles demonstrating how the foreskin might enhance hygiene or how circumcision can raise risk of infections.
Conservative Treatments
Common foreskin issues can be treated conservatively and without surgery, which is less expensive and less likely to injure the patient.
Myths About Circumcision
Doctors in the Victorian era started the modern, non-religious practice of circumcision in order to deter masturbation.
Functions of the Foreskin
The foreskin has protective, sensory and sexual functions. It starts right behind the head of the penis and moves forward to cover the glans.
Clinical Guidelines for Phimosis
These recommendations were created by NORMUK to aid in the diagnosis and management of phimosis among health authorities.
Losses from Circumcision
Some believe that only a small amount of excess skin is removed during circumcision. However, circumcision eliminates many important parts.