It is possible for a man to be ligated and circumcised together. The procedure is relatively simple in both cases; circumcision involves making an incision at the back of the penis and then cutting a circle of excess foreskin horizontally. The procedure is relatively short, easy to perform, and the recovery from the procedure is quicker. The vasectomy is also relatively simple, with no vital organs, nerves or blood vessels next to the vas deferens. The incision during the operation is also relatively small and does not require entry into the abdominal cavity. It is possible to do both procedures together, but whether to do them together needs to be assessed by the doctor according to the actual situation. When choosing between ligation and circumcision, male patients should be regulated under the guidance of their doctors for specific cases.