Circumcision removes the foreskin, for medical reasons (recurrent inflammation, a tight non-retractile foreskin, hygiene) or personal and cultural ones. Performed by a urologist, it is a routine, low-risk outpatient procedure.
Circumcision removes the foreskin, for medical reasons (recurrent inflammation, a tight non-retractile foreskin, hygiene) or personal and cultural ones. Performed by a urologist, it is a routine, low-risk outpatient procedure.
Circumcision removes the foreskin, for medical reasons (recurrent inflammation, a tight non-retractile foreskin, hygiene) or personal and cultural ones. Performed by a urologist, it is a routine, low-risk outpatient procedure.
The clinic performs circumcision for adults and children with attention to a clean technique, good result and clear aftercare.
If several of these apply to you, a urological evaluation is worthwhile. This checklist is a guide, not a diagnosis.
We review the reasons, examine, and confirm the procedure is appropriate.
The procedure is done under local anesthetic as a day case.
A urologist removes the foreskin with attention to a clean, even result.
Clear written wound-care and activity instructions, plus a follow-up plan.
Outpatient procedure under local anesthesia; the clinic lists it at ₩500,000, including post-operative dressing care.
A wound check is included; contact us during healing with any concerns.
Where circumcision is not necessary, we say so — conservative care first when appropriate.
Consent and aftercare with English-speaking support.
Circumcision is performed by a board-certified urologist here rather than at a general clinic, which matters for technique, and it is a transparent, fixed service (₩500,000, including post-operative dressing care). We recommend it only where genuinely warranted, with English-speaking support.
It is a non-covered procedure listed at ₩500,000, including post-operative dressing care, for both adults and children. Fees may change — see the pricing page.
No — it is a day procedure under local anesthesia, and you go home the same day.
Most adults return to desk work within a few days; full healing takes a few weeks. Written aftercare and a follow-up check are included.
Often not — many foreskin problems settle with time and hygiene. We advise honestly and reserve surgery for genuine indications.