Children’s circumcision is usually more suitable for surgical cutting between the ages of 8 to 16. Children in this age group are a little more cooperative, and are relatively more cooperative when changing medication, which is conducive to wound healing. Children’s foreskin will enclose the glans and play a protective role. However, conditions such as phimosis or circumcision may lead to blockage of the urethral opening, and even affect the normal development of the penis, resulting in short penile development. As the foreskin cavity often accumulates foreskin scale, may also lead to local inflammatory infection, so that the foreskin and the head of the penis adhesion, the foreskin opening shrinkage, it is recommended to carry out excision surgery, the excessively long foreskin excision, so that the head of the penis is normally exposed, to restore the normal function. Children’s circumcision is usually performed between the ages of 8 to 16 years old for surgical excision, which is more suitable. Children in this age group cooperate a little better, and are relatively more cooperative when changing medication, which is conducive to wound healing. After the operation, you need to follow the doctor’s instructions to change the medicine regularly, keep the lower body clean and dry in daily life, eat a light diet, avoid spicy and stimulating food, avoid strenuous activities to reduce the stimulation of the wound. Please consult a pediatric urologist for a treatment plan according to your child’s specific situation.