Laser Circumcision In Singapore
Laser circumcision is a modern, minimally invasive technique to remove the foreskin using high-precision laser technology. It offers faster healing, minimal bleeding, and better cosmetic results compared to traditional surgical methods.
Medically reviewed by Dr Ho Siew Hong
Senior Consultant Urologist
MBBS (NUS), FRCS (Edinburgh, Glasgow), FAMS (Urology), Singapore Board Certified Urologist
Laser circumcision involves using a focused carbon dioxide laser beam to precisely cut and seal the foreskin. The technique reduces trauma to surrounding tissues and minimises bleeding, swelling, and discomfort. It can be used for both adult and childhood circumcision.
- Phimosis (tight foreskin)
- Recurrent balanitis or infections of foreskin
- Hygiene difficulties
- Cosmetic or cultural reasons
- Less bleeding and swelling than conventional surgery
- Reduced post-operative pain
- Faster recovery and better cosmetic results
- Lower risk of infection
- Quick outpatient procedure
- Performed under general anaesthesia
- The foreskin is marked and gently retracted
- Laser device is used to excise the foreskin with precision
- Bleeding is controlled with laser coagulation
- Wound is closed with dissolvable sutures
- Resume normal activity in 1–2 days
- Avoid strenuous activity and sexual intercourse for 3–4 weeks
- Mild swelling or discomfort may persist temporarily
- Keep area clean and dry
- Follow-up to ensure proper healing
- Bleeding from surgery wound
- Temporary swelling or soreness
- Infection or delayed healing (rare)
- Excessive removal (very rare with experienced surgeon)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it typically results in less pain, faster healing, and improved appearance.
Usually 20–30 minutes as a day surgery.
A small, clean scar is expected and usually fades over time. The initial stiches will self dissolve and do not require removal.
Yes, the wound is well stitched and can be cleaned with water and soap. You can wipe dry the wound or with cold and gentle air from a hair dryer.
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