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Circumcision in male infants and toddlers is a common and safe procedure. The preferable age for circumcision is within the first 2 months after birth. However, some families prefer to have their children circumcised at an older age. At our Circumcision Clinic, we are dedicated to providing the best possible care for your child at any age.

In this age group, the most commonly performed procedure is the Plastibell method. We perform circumcisions under local anaesthetic. Before we start, we discuss the full procedure with the family step by step, using detailed demonstrations with pictures. This allows the family to ask questions and the doctor performing the procedure will happily answer all queries, providing full reassurance. Aftercare instructions will be explained to the parents, and they will receive written information along with the necessary cream and contact information for any post-procedure questions.

Parents’ consent for performing the procedure will be obtained, and the possible complications will be explained. The child will receive a small injection at the base of the penis to administer the anaesthetic, and we wait a few minutes to ensure it takes effect. The actual procedure is typically completed within 5-10 minutes.

The doctor will make sure the parents understand the aftercare instructions before they leave the clinic. Contact numbers will be provided, including an emergency number available 24/7.

Follow-up is not always required. However, if the doctor feels it is necessary to see the child again, a clinic appointment will be arranged.

Circumcision for male infants and toddlers is not only about medical procedures but also about providing reassurance and support to families. We strive to ensure a smooth process from start to finish, making sure every parent feels informed and confident about their decision. Our commitment is to the health and well-being of your child, ensuring they receive the highest standard of care during and after the procedure.

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