The surgery only removes the skin of the inner and outer plates, avoiding damage to the larger vessels within the superficial fascia such as the superficial dorsal penile vein, preserving the lymphatic vessels as much as possible, and significantly reducing secondary bleeding and edema after surgery.
In the selection of the extent of surgical excision, a tailor-made design that combines both the natural position of the penis and the length of erection can ensure that the length of the tethered area will not be excised too much or too little, thus reducing the incidence of downward curvature of the penis head after erection and the tension at the incision suture, and reducing postoperative pain.
The circumcision edge is positioned in only four points, reducing the number of suture points and replacing them with tissue glue for bonding and protection, which not only reduces the degree of postoperative pain caused by sutures, but also makes care easier and eliminates the need to worry about urine contamination.
The glue formed by the covering film can generally guarantee a healing time of about one week, and the pulling force of the tissue glue can play a binding effect like a pressure bandage, limiting tissue edema, and the incision is shaped like a natural fold after healing, with a satisfactory appearance.
It avoids the damage to the incision when the dressing is removed after the previous circumcision with pressure bandage, which is more obvious for uncooperative children.